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WRITINGS   ON  AMERICAN   HISTORY,    1902 


WRITINGS   ON   AMERICAN    HISTORY,    1902 


AN    ATTEMPT    AT    AN    EXHAUSTIVE    BIBLIOGRAPHY 

OF   BOOKS  AND  ARTICLES   ON   UNITED   STATES 

HISTORY     PUBLISHED     DURING    THE    YEAR 

1902     AND     SOME     MEMORANDA     ON 

OTHER    PORTIONS    OF    AMERICA 


BT 

ERNEST    GUSHING    RICHARDSON 

AND 

ANSON    ELY    MORSE 


PRINCETON,   N.  J. 

THE    LIBRARY    BOOK    STORE 

1904 


Copyright  1904 

*y 

Ernest  C.  Richardson. 


PREFACE 


This  volume  was  occasioned  by  an  inquiry  among  various  members  of  the  American 
Historical  Association  on  behalf  of  its  Bibliographical  Committee  as  to  what  was  the 
bibliographical  aid  most  needed  by  American  students  of  history  at  the  present  time. 
The  answers  were  various,  but  the  one  which  impressed  the  present  editors  most  was  the 
demand  for  an  annual  bibliography.  This  was  in  part  because  one  of  them  had  for  a  num- 
ber of  years  been  providing  each  year  for  his  own  use  something  of  this  sort.  Having  ex- 
perience of  the  need  and  having  a  certain  basis  of  material,  the  most  practical  thing  to  do 
seemed  to  be  to  work  out  a  method  more  fully  and  arrange  if  practicable  for  continuous 
publication.  Thanks  to  the  enthusiasm  and  industry  of  Mr.  Morse,  then  a  post-graduate 
student  at  Princeton,  now  at  the  University  of  Wisconsin,  it  was  possible  to  carry  out  the 
method  with  some  fulness,  and  thanks  to  a  fund  given  to  the  Princeton  University  Library 
by  John  L.  Cadwalader,  Esq.,  and  used  for  the  purchase  of  American  Historical  Periodicals 
and  Proceedings,  it  was  possible  to  do  most  of  the  work  at  first  hand. 

Two  or  three  methods  were  suggested  by  various  members  of  the  Association  as  to  the 
best  way  of  securing  continuous  publication,  but  pending  final  decision  in  this  matter,  it 
was  thought  best  to  have  this  volume  issued  by  the  editors  on  their  own  responsibility. 
It  is  a  pleasure  to  be  able  to  say  at  date  of  publication,  that  the  literature  of  1903  is 
being  gathered  under  the  direction  of  Professor  A.  C.  McLaughlin  in  the  Bureau  of  His- 
torical Research  of  the  Carnegie  Institution.  Those  who  are  preparing  the  volume  for 
1903  are  in  no  sense  bound  to  any  particular  feature  of  the  method  used  in  the  preparation 
of  this  volume,  but  it  is  a  matter  of  sincere  congratulation  that  the  real  need  is  to  be  met 
under  circumstances  that  will  insure  the  production  of  a  satisfactory  and  useful  volume. 

The  shortcomings  of  this  volume  are  no  doubt  many  and  the  historical  deficiencies  are 
probably  greater  than  they  would  have  been  if  Mr.  Morse's  aid  had  been  available  in  the 
final  preparation,  but  whatever  they  may  be  they  have  been  materially  lessened  by  the  intel- 
ligent and  competent  aid  of  the  Rev.  Paul  Martin,  who  has  been  in  some  sort  managing 
editor  during  the  later  stages  of  the  work. 

EBNEST  GUSHING  RICHABDSON. 

University  Library, 

Princeton,  New  Jersey. 
March  16,  1904. 


TABLE   OF   CONTENTS 

PREFACE v 

TABLE  OF  CONTENTS vii 

INTRODUCTION xi 

LIST  OF  PERIODICALS  AND  THEIR  ABBREVIATIONS xv 

WRITINGS  ON  AMERICAN  HISTORY 1 

CLASSIFIED    INDEX 245 

General   Works 245 

Bibliography 245 

Historical    Writers 245 

Geography 246 

American  and  United  States,  General 247 

Alabama   , 247 

Alaska 247 

Arizona  247 

California 247 

Colorado  248 

Connecticut    248 

Delaware 249 

District  of  Columbia  249 

Florida    249 

Georgia   249 

Illinois    249 

Indian  Territory  > 250 

Indiana 250 

Iowa    250 

Kansas    250 

Kentucky    250 

Louisiana    250 

Maine    .                                                                               251 


viii  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

Maryland  251 

Massachusetts  ; 251 

Biography 253 

Michigan 253 

Minnesota 264 

Mississippi  254 

Missouri  254 

Nebraska 254 

Nevada  254 

New  Hampshire 254 

Biography 255 

New  Jersey 255 

New  Mexico  255 

New  York 256 

Biography 256 

North  Carolina  -256 

North  Dakota  257 

Ohio 257 

Biography 257 

Oklahoma  258 

Oregon 258 

Pacific  Islands 258 

Pennsylvania  258 

Biography 259 

Philippine  Islands  259 

Porto  Rico  259 

Rhode  Island  259 

South  Carolina  259 

South  Dakota 260 

Tennessee  260 

Texas 260 

Utah  260 

Vermont  .* 260 

Virginia  261 

Biography 261 

Washington  261 

West  Virginia  262 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902.  ix 

Wisconsin  262 

Wyoming    262 

British  North  America 262 

Biography 263 

West  Indies 264 

Cuba    264 

Latin    America 265 

Mexico 265 

Central  America 265 

South  America 265 

Arctic   and  Antarctic 266 

Periods  and  Topics — 

Prehistoric  Times  and  Indians 266 

Indians,  Special  Tribes  266 

Biography 267 

Indian  Wars    267 

Discovery,  Exploration  and  Colonization 267 

American  Revolution  268 

Biography 268 

War  of  1812 270 

Mexican  War 271 

Civil  War 271 

Biography 271 

Reconstruction    273 

Spanish  American  War 273 

Population   274 

Negro  and  Slavery  274 

Foreign  Elements  274 

Religion    274 

Denominations,  Orders,  etc 274 

Religious  Biography * 275 

Learning  and  Education  278 

Special  Institutions  278 

Biography 279 

Medical  Biography  280 

Books  and  Literature 280 

Special  Periodicals 281 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1002. 

Biography 281 

Libraries 282 

Art  ( Including  Music )    283 

Art  Biography 283 

Theatre   284 

Recreations    284 

Customs  and  Usages 284 

Politics  and  Government 284 

Presidents  and  Vice  Presidents 285 

Biography 285 

Congress  and  Departments  285 

Cabinet  Officers,  Diplomats,  etc 285 

Army  and  Navy 286 

Army  and  Navy  Biography 287 

Suffrage  and  Elections 287 

Taxation  • 287 

Local  Government 287 

Foreign  Relations 287 

Internation  Law  and  Arbitration 288 

Law   288 

Biography    '. 288 

Criminal  Biography 289 

Social  Reform  289 

Biography 289 

Finance  and  Business 290 

Commercial  and  Industrial  Biography 290 

Labor    292 

Productive  Industries   292 

Mineral  Industries  292 

Agriculture  and  Horticulture 292 

Animal  Industries    293 

Manufactures   and   Building 293 

Transportation  and  Communication 293 

Roads 293 

Railroads    293 

Water  Transportation  293 

Genealogy  and  Collected  Biography 294 

Individual  Families  294 


INTRODUCTION 


This  work  as  completed  is  an  alphabetical  subject  list  with  a  classified  index.  It  at- 
tempts to  cover  the  literature  of  1902  on  the  Americas,  exhaustively  as  regards  the  United 
States,  rather  fully  for  British  America,  and  less  fully  for  Latin  America.  It  contains 
titles. of  books,  pamphlets  and  articles  analyzed  from  the  periodicals,  also  appraisements  of 
books  condensed  from  standard  reviews,  brief  definitions  or  descriptions  of  the  subject  head- 
ing employed  and  Library  of  Congress  card  numbers  attached  to  the  book  titles  so  tar  as 
they  apply.  It  is  printed  in  five  and  one-half  point  linotype  on  a  twenty-nine  em  bar. 

As  the  book  was  undertaken  first  of  all  as  an  essay  in  method,  some  discussion  of  the 
forms  chosen  is  due. 

Whether  the  alphabetical  subject,  the  classed,  or  the  alphabetical  author  form  is  the 
most  useful  for  such  a  work,  depends  on  the  person  using  and  the  use  made.  On  the  whole 
the  makers  of  encyclopaedias,  indexes  and  library  catalogues  agree  that  the  dictionary  sub- 
ject form  seems  to  serve  the  most  needs.  For  the  special  student  the  classed  form  is  usually 
counted  best  and  for  him  a  classified  index  is  provided  to  supply  this  need  in  part.  The 
alphabetical  author  list,  so  far  as  regards  books  and  pamphlets,  serves  many  needs,  espe- 
cially of  the  book-seller  and  book-buyer,  better  than  any  other;  but  in  the  matter  of 
analyzed  articles  it  is  almost  worthless  and  for  research  work  hardly  better.  Moreover  the 
needs  served  by  the  alphabetical  author  list  are  already  pretty  well  served  by  other  works. 
On  the  whole,  therefore,  the  alphabetical  subject  form  seems  best  and  the  alphabetical 
author  the  one  most  easily  dispensed  with. 

Both  books  and  analyzed  articles  are  included  and  in  one  series.  For  some  reasons  it 
may  be  better  to  separate  into  two  parallel  series  of  subjects,  one  of  books  and  one  of  per- 
iodicals, or,  as  some  do,  to  separate  into  two  groups  under  each  subject.  It  is  certainly  an 
annoyance  to  some  to  run  down  the  list  of  mixed  titles,  but  on  the  whole,  the  most  frequent 
needs  are  served  by  the  mixed  titles  and  an  attempt  has  been  made  to  reduce  the  annoyance 
to  a  minimum  by  typographical  distinction — beginning  book  titles  with  Clarendon  and 
articles  with  spaced  letters. 

The  rule  for  inclusion  is,  in  the  case  of  books,  exhaustiveness.  In  the  case  of  articles 
this  is  necessarily  tempered  by  a  restrained  criticism  which  aims  to  exclude  the  too  rhe- 
torical and  juvenile,  but  the  rule  even  here  is  to  include  when  in  doubt.  The  aim  of  the 
work  is  first  of  all  scholarly,  but  it  tries  to  be  useful  to  the  general  student  down  to  the 
point  of  essay  and  debate  work  in  high  schools  and  colleges.  In  the  case  of  historical  per- 


xll  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

iodicals,  the  degree  of  thoroughness  of  analysis  is  generally  indicated  under  that  periodical 
in  the  list  of  periodicals  unless  the  analysis  is  complete.  They  have  in  the  main  been 
analyzed  completely  even  to  somewhat  short  notes  where  these  were  a  definite  contribution 
for  scholarly  use,  as  many  in  the  Pennsylvania  Magazine  e.  g.  are.  In  selections  from  gen- 
eral periodicals  it  is  hard  to  draw  the  line  between  history  and  description  of  current 
events.  In  this  matter  the  needs  of  essay  and  debate  work  have  been  taken  into  account 
and  such  periodicals  as  the  Nation,  the  Outlook  and  the  Independent  pretty  liberally 
analyzed.  The  periodical  references  are  probably  ninety-five  per  cent,  first  hand.  Most  of 
the  second  hand  references  are  those  from  the  foreign  periodicals.  Of  the  remainder  a  few 
from  Fletcher's  index  may  be  identified  by  the  form  and  annexed  indication  of  month.  The 
periodicals  done  at  first  hand  include  all  the  distinctly  historical,  i.  e.  those  mentioned 
under  the  subject,  Periodicals,  save  in  a  few  cases  there  indicated.  Among  the  general 
periodicals  those  done  at  first  hand  include  the  following: 

Am  Anthropol ;  Am  Germ ;  Am  J  Sci ;  Am  J  Theol ;  Am  Law  R ;  Am  Miss ;  Ann  Am 
Acad  Pol  Soc  Sci;  Ass  Her;  Atlan;  Bibliog;  Bib  Sac;  Blackw;  Bk  Buyer;  Bookman; 
Canada  Law  J ;  Cath  Univ  B ;  Cath  World ;  Cent ;  Chaut ;  Columb  Q ;  Contemp ;  Cosmopol  ; 
Critic;  Dial;  Esp  Mod;  Fortn;  Forum;  Gunton's  M;  Harper;  Harv  Grad  M;  Harvard 
L  R;  Hist  Pub  Cana;  Indep;  J  Pol  Econ;  J  Frankl  Inst;  Lib  J;  Luth  Ch  R;  McClure; 
Macmil;  Meth  R;  Meth  R  South;  Miss  R;  Nation;  19th  Cent;  No  Am;  Out  West;  Outing; 
Outl ;  Pol  Sci  Q ;  Presb  and  Ref  R ;  Princeton  Alumni  W ;  Princeton  Bull ;  Quar  Rev ;  R  of 
Rs  (NY);  Scrib  M;  Sewanee;  South  Work;  World's  Work;  Yale  R. 

The  definitions  are  not  intended  as  much  more  than  a  description  of  the  subject.  Any 
one  who  has  much  occasion  to  use  indexes  knows  the  difficulty  often  in  identifying  the  sub- 
ject referred  to,  and  this  feature  is  intended  partly  for  this  need.  But  in  many  cases, 
especially  of  biographies  which  do  not  occur  in  the  ordinary  dictionaries  of  biography,  the 
brief  data  have  been  taken  from  the  articles  themselves,  and  as  they  are  not  found  in  the 
ordinary  sources,  they  form  a  real,  if  slight,  contribution  to  knowledge.  It  must  be  con- 
fessed that  in  the  many  cases  where  the  one  line  definition  seems  only  a  description  of  the 
obvious,  there  is  little  real  reason,  save  methodical  uniformity,  for  including  the  definition. 

The  question  of  appraisement  is  one  of  some  seriousness.  The  inclusion  of  this  feature 
certainly  delays  the  publication  of  an  annual  volume,  since  the  best  reviews  often  do  not 
appear  until  from  six  to  twelve  months  after  the  book,  and  the  value  of  an  annual  bibli- 
ography is  in  more  or  less  close  relation  to  the  promptness  of  its  appearance.  ^There  are, 
moreover,  still  some  who  hold  that  any  annotation,  save  perhaps  description  of  contents 
where  this  is  not  well  indicated  by  title,  is  superfluous.  But  on  the  other  hand  the  experi- 
ments of  Mr.  lies,  and  the  experience  of  all  librarians  with  annotated  catalogues  of  all 
sorts,  have  shown  that  to  many  at  least  such  annotation  is  of  real  and  considerable  value, 
and  the  experience  of  those  to  whom  it  is  not  of  value  is  not  evidence  in  point.  Opinion  is 
divided  as  to  whether  re-appraisement  or  condensation  from  standard  reviews  is  the  best 
method.  Re-appraisement  may  be  well  with  a  technical  expert  as  editor  and  with  unlimited 
time,  but  even  this  may  be  doubted.  The  point  of  view  of  this  method  is  that  variant 
opinions  condensed  to  the  last  degree,  with  index  references  to  the  pages  where  the  original 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1002.  ilil 

review  may  be  found,  is  the  most  practical  method.  The  chief  sources  of  these  reviews  in 
this  work  are:  the  Nation,  which  if  it  verges  toward  the  less  indulgent  criticism  is  yet  pre- 
eminent among  our  general  critical  journals,  the  American  Historical  Review,  indisputably 
the  leader  of  our  historical  reviews,  and  the  Dial,  which,  while  in  contrast  to  the  Nation  it 
verges  to  the  more  indulgent,  is,  nevertheless,  of  dignified  character  and  includes  a  large 
range  and  number  of  books  reviewed.  For  local  and  genealogical  literature,  the  chief 
sources  are  the  New  England  Historical  and  Genealogical  Register  and  the  New  York  His- 
torical and  Biographical  Record.  Beside  the  above  mentioned  sources,  many  others  have 
been  drawn  on  for  occasional  notes.  The  admirable  reviews  of  daily  papers  like  the  New 
York  Sun,  Tribune,  Times,  etc.,  haA'e  not  been  used  because  files  are  less  generally  accessible 
to  those  likely  to  use  this  work. 

The  Library  of  Congress  card  numbers  are  added  for  the  sake  of  the  rapidly  growing 
cumber  of  librarians  and  students  who  find  it  convenient  or  economical  to  use  these  cards. 
The  great  advantage  of  the  method  to  any  one  gathering  material  for  study  in  any  particu- 
lar line  is  one  now  generally  recognized  and  the  advantage  grows  each  year  as  the  stock  of 
cards  increases.  , 

The  linotype  was  used  in  printing  because  the  method  was  developed  with  an  eye  to 
the  possibility  of  cumulating  every  five  years.  The  smallness  of  type  and  length  of  line 
have  been  somewhat  sharply  criticised  on  the  ground  of  a  sample  page  sent  out.  The  length 
of  the  line  is  due  to  the  effort  to  confine  as  many  titles  as  possible  to  a  single  bar  apiece,  on 
account  of  the  convenience  of  handling  in  cumulative  work.  It  cannot  be  denied  that  the 
line  is  too  long  for  easy  reading.  The  reason  for  the  small  size  of  type  is  partly  the  desire 
to  get  whole  titles  on  a  bar,  and  partly  the  librarian's  maxim  for  a  reference  book,  "the 
maximum  material  in  the  minimum  bulk."  It  must  always  be  a  question  where  to  draw  the 
line  in  the  matter  of  type.  Any  index  work  not  often  calling  for  continuous  reading,  will 
bear  a  relatively  small  type,  and  a  small  type  with  a  little  leading  is  easier  to  use  than  a 
larger  type  solid. 

The  classified  index  was  added  after  some  hesitation.  It  is  merely  a  somewhat  rough 
classification  of  the  subjects  in  the  body  of  the  work,  printed  from  the  same  bars.  There  is 
little  cross  referencing  and  where  a  name  like  that  of  Grant  occurs  under  Presidents,  it  is 
not  repeated  under  any  other  head.  A  complete  method  would  call  for  an  author  index, 
which  might  have  been  made  by  re-arranging  author  bars  as  the  subject  bars  were  re- 
arranged, but  the  bulk  involved  and  the  expense  dissuaded  from  this. 


LIST  OF  PERIODICALS  AND  THEIR  ABBREVIATIONS 


Acp.demie  des  Sciences  Morales  et  FolitiQues.     Memoires.     Paris...  Acad  Sol  Mor  Pol 

Acadiensis,     St.  Johns,  N.  B Acad 

Ainslea's  Magazine.     New   York Ainslee's  M 

Akademische  Blatter.    Berlin Akad  Blatter 

Allgcmeine  Militarzeitung.     Darmstadt Mil  Ztgr 

Alpine   Journal.      London Alpine  J 

American  Anthropologist.     New  York Am  Anthropol 

American  Antiquarian  and  Oriental  Journal.     Chicago Am  Antiq. 

American  Antiquarian  Society,  Proceedings.     Worcester,  Mass Am  Antiq  Soc 

American  Architect.     Boston Am  Arch 

American  Catholic  Historical  Researches.     Farkesburg,  Pa Am  Cath  Res 

American  Catholic  Hist.   Soc.  of  Philadelphia.     Records.     Phila ...  Am  Cath  Hist 

American  Catholic  Quarterly.     Philadelphia Am  Cath  Q 

American  Geographical  Society  Bulletin.     New  York Am  Geog  Soc  Bull 

American  Heraldic  Journal.     Columbus,  0 Am  Herald 

American  Historical  Association  Report.     Washington Am  Hist  A  Rep 

American  Hist.   Magazine  and  Tenn.   Hist.  Soc.   Quarterly.     Nash- 
ville, Tenn Am  Hist  Mag 

American  Historical  Review.     New  York Am  Hist  R 

American  Jewish  Historical  Society  Publications Pub  Am  Jew  Hist 

American  Journal  of  Archaeology.     Baltimore Am  Jour  Archeeol 

American  Journal  of  Philology.     Baltimore Am  J  Philol 

American  Journal  of  Science.     New  Haven,  Conn Am  J  Sci 

American  Journal  of  Sooiology.     Chicago Am  J  Sociol 

American  Journal  of  Theology.     Chicago Am  J  Theol 

American  Law  Review.     St.  Louis,  Mo Am  Law  R 

American  Missionary.     New  York Am  Miss 

American  Monthly  Magazine.      Washington Am  Month  M 

American  Statistical  Assoc.  Publications.     Boston Am  Statis  Assoo 

Americana  Germanica.     New  York Am  Germ 

Annales  de  Geographie.     Paris Ann  Geog 

Annals  of  Iowa.     Des  Moines,  la Annals  of  Iowa 

Annals  of  the  Amer. Academy  of  Political  and  Social  Science.  Phila.  Ann  Am  Aoad  Pol  Sci 

Anthropologie.      Paris Anthrop 

Appalachia    Appalachia 

Architectural  Record.     New  York Archit  Reo 

Arena.     Boston,  Mass Arena 

Assembly  Herald.    New  York Ass  Her 

Athenaeum.     London Ath 

Atlantic  Monthly.     Boston Atlan 


IT!  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

Bayerische  Handelszeitung.     Miinchen Bayer  Handnlsz 

Beitrage  z.  Kolonialpolitik.     Berlin , Beitr  z  Kolonialpolitik 

Bericht  d.Senckenberg  Naturforsch.   Gesellschaft  in  Frankfurt  A.M.  Her  Senckenberg  Naturf  Gos 

Berliner  Gartner-Bbrse.     Berlin Ber  Gaertner 

Biblical  World.     Chicago. Bib  World 

Bibliographer.     New  York Bibliog 

Bibliotheca  Sacra.     Oberlin,  0 Bib  Sac 

Black-wood's   Magazine.     Edinburgh Blackw 

Book  Buyer.     New  York Bk  Buyer 

Bookman.      New    York Bcokman 

Boston  Public  Library  Monthly  Bulletin.     Boston Bost  Bull 

Brush  and  Pencil.     Chicago Brush  &  P 

Buffalo  Historical  Society,  Publications.     Buffalo,  N.  Y Pub  Buffalo  Hist  Soc 

Bulletin    de    la    SociSte    Generale    d'iducation    et    d'Enseignement. 

Paris Bull  Soc  Gen  d'Ed 

Bulletin  of  the  American  Museum  of  Natural  History.    New  York.  .Bull  Am  Museum  Nat  Hist 

Bunker  Hill  Monument  Association.     Proceedings.     Boston Bunker  Hill  Mon  Ass'n 

California  University  Chronicle.     Berkeley,  Cal Calif  TTniv  Chron 

Canada  Law  Journal.     Toronto Canada  Law  J 

Canadian  Institute,  Transactions.     Toronto Trans  Canad  Institute 

Canadian  Magazine.     Toronto Canad  If 

Cassier's  Magazine.     London Cassier 

Catholic  University  Bulletin.     Washington Cath  TTniv  B 

Catholic  World.     New  York Cath  World 

Century-      New    York Cent 

Chamber's  Journal.     Edinburgh Chamb  3 

Charities.     New  York Char 

Chautauquan.      Meadville,    Pa Chaut 

Collector.     New  York Collect 

Colonial  Society  of  Massachusetts  Publications.     Boston Pub  Col  Soc  of  Mass 

Columbia  Historical  Society.     Washington Rec  Columbia  Hist  Soc 

Columbia  University  Quarterly.     New  York Columb  Q 

Confederate  Veteran.     Nashville,  Tenn , Confed  Vet 

Connecticut  Magazine.     Hartford,  Conn Conn  Mag 

Contemporary  Review.     London Contemp 

Correspondant.     Paris Corresp 

Cosmopolitan.     New  York Cosmopol 

Cosmos.      Paris Cosmos 

Country  Life  in  America.     New  York Ctry  Life  Am 

Craftsman.     Syracuse,  N.  Y Craftsman 

Critic.     New  York Critic 

Current  History.     Buffalo,  N.  Y Current  Hist 

Dedham  Historical  Register.     Dedham.  Mass Dedh  Reg 

Deutsch-Americkanische  Geschichtsblutter.     Chicago,  111 Deutsch-Am  G 

Deutsche  Export-Revue  Beilage.     Stuttgart Dtsch  Exj>  Rev  Beil 

Deutsche    Stimmen.      Berlin, Deut  Stimmen 

Dial.      Chicago Dial 

Eclectic  Magazine.     New  York Eel  M 

Economic  Journal.     London, Econ  J 

Economic  Review.     London Econ  R 

Economista.     Firenze , Economista 

iconomiste  Frangais.     Paris , icon  Fr 

Education.     Boston Educa 


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Educational  Review.     New  York Educa  R 

Empire  Review.     London Emp  R 

Engineering  Magazine.     New  York Engin  M 

English  Historical  Review.     London Eng  Hist  R 

Espana    Moderna     (La).      Madrid , Esp  Mod 

Essex  Antiquarian.     Salem,  Mass Ess  Ant 

Estudios  Militares.     Madrid , Estud  Milit 

4  tucies.      Paris Zt 

Everybody's  Magazine.    New  York Everybody's 

Export.      Berlin Export 

Filson  Club  Publications.     Louisville,  Ky Filson  Club  Pub 

Florida  Magazine.     Jacksonville,   Fla Fla  M 

Fortnightly  Review.     London , Fortn 

Forum.      New   York Forum 

Freie  Wort,   Das.     Frankfurt  a.   M Freie  Wort 

Gar  tenflora.      Berlin Gartenflora 

Gartenlaube.      Leipzig , Gartenlaube 

Genealogical  Quarterly  Magazine.     Burlington,  Vt Gen  Q  M 

Genealogist.     Exeter,  Eng Genealogist 

General  Society  of  Sons  of  the  Revolution,  Proceedings  of  Triennial 

Meeting Gen  Soc  Sons  of  Rev  Proo 

Gentleman's  Magazine,  new  series.     London Gent  M  n  s 

Geographical  Journal.     London Geog  J 

Geographic  (La).  Bulletin  de  la  Societe  de  geographic.     Paris La  Geog 

Geographisches  Jahrbuch.     Gotha Geog  Jahr 

Geographische  Zeitschrif t.     Berlin . . .' Geog  Ztsoh 

Gesellschaf  t.     Leipsig Gesell 

Granite  monthly.     Concord,  N.  H Granite  M 

Green  Bag.     Boston Green  Bag 

Grenzboten.     Leipzig Grenzboten 

Gulf  States  Historical  Magazine.     Montgomery,  Ala Gulf  Mag 

Gunton's    Magazine.      New    York Gunton's  Mag 

Harper's  Magazine.     New  York Harper 

Harvard  Graduates'  Magazine.     Cambridge,  Macs Harv  Grad  M 

Harvard  Law  Review.     Cambridge,  Mass Harvard  L  R 

Historical  Quarterly.     Manchester,   N.   H Historic  Quart 

Historische-politische    Blatter    fiir    das    Katholische     Deutschland. 

Munchen   Hist  Pol  Bl  f  d  Kath 

Historische-Poli  tische  Blatter.     Munchen Hi  s  t-Pol  Bl 

Holland  Society  of  New  York.    Yearbook.    New  York Yearbook  Holland  Soc 

Huguenot  Society  of  South  Carolina  Transactions.     Charleston,  B.C. Hug  Soc  S  C 

Humanite  Nouvelle.     Paris Humanite  Nouv 

Idler.     London Idler 

Illustrierte  Zeitung.     Leipzig Illus  Zeit 

Independent.     New  York Indep 

Indiana  Historical  Society  Publications.    Indianapolis Ind  Hist  Pub 

International  Monthly  [later,  Quarterly].     Burlington,  Vt Internat  Mo   [Q] 

Iowa  Historical  Record.    Iowa  City Iowa  Hist  Rec 

Ipswich  Historical  Society.     Salem,  Mass Ipsw  Hist  S 

Jahrbuch  d.  Schiffbautechnischen  Gesellschaf  t.     Berlin ..Jahrb  d  Schiffbauteoh 

Jerseyman.     Flemingtou,   N.  J Jerseym 

John    P.     Branch    Historical    Papers    of    Randolph-Macon    College. 

Richmond,    Va Branch  Pap 


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Johns  Hopkins  University  Studies  in  Hist,,  etc.     Baltimore T  K  Ur.iv  Studies 

Journal  des  Debats.     Paris Jour  Defeats 

Journal  des  Economistes.     Paris Jour   icon 

Journal  of  Amer  Folk-Lore.     Boston J  Am  Folk-Lore 

Journal  of  Political  Economy.     Chicago J  Pol  Boon 

Journal  of  the  Franklin  Institute.     Philadelphia J  Frankl  Inst 

Kansas  State  Historical  Society  Transactions.     Topeka,  Kan Trar.s  Kan  Hist  Soc 

Kathol.    Kirchenhlatt   f.    Sachsen.      Dresden Kath  Kirchenbl  f  Sachsen 

Kathol-Uissionen.      Freiburg Kath  Missionen 

Koloniale  Zeitschrif t.    Berlin , Kolon  Ztsoh 

Kultur.      Stuttgart Kultur 

Kunstchronik.     Leipzig Kunstchron 

Lancaster  Co.   (Pa.)  Historical  Society  Papers.     Lancaster,  Pa Lancaster  Pap 

Lectures  pour  tous.     Paris Lect  pour  tous 

Lewisiana  or  Lewis  Letter.     Guilford,  Conn , Lewis 

Library  Journal.    New  York Lib  J 

Lippincott's  Magazine.     Philadelphia , Lippinc 

Literary  and  Historical  Society   [of  Quebec],   Transactions Trans  Literary  &  Hist  Soc 

Literary  World.      Boston Lit  W 

Littell's  Living  Age.     Boston , Liv  Age 

Litterarische    Echo.      Berlin Litt  Echo 

Lost  Cause.    Louisville.  Ky , Lost  Cause 

Lower  Norfolk  County  Virginia  Antiquary,  Baltimore Low  Norf  Ant 

Lutheran  Church  Review.     Phila Luth  Ch  R 

Lutheran  Quarterly.     Gettysburg,  Pa Luth  Q 

Lynn  Historical  Society  of  Lynn,  Mass.     Register.     Lynn,  Mass Lynn  Reg 

McClure's  Magazine.     New  York McClure 

Macmillan's  Magazine.     London , Macmil 

Magazine  of  American  History.     New  York Mag  Am  Hist 

Massachusetts  Historical  Society,  Proceedings.     Boston Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc 

Mayflower  Descendant.     Boston . . ., Mayfl  Desc 

Modford    Historical   Register.      Medford,    Mass Medf  Reg 

Meer  u.  Kiiste.     Rostock Meer  u  Kiiste 

Memorial    diplomatique.      Paris Mem  dipl 

Methodist  Review.     New  York Meth  R 

Methodist  Review   (South).     Louisville,   Ky Meth  R  South 

Michigan  Pioneer  and  Historical  Society  Collections  and  Researches. 

Lansing,    Mich Mich  Hist  Coll 

Militar-Woohenblatt.      Berlin , Mi!  Wooheubl 

Missionary  Review  of  the  World.     New  York Miss  R 

Missions  Catholiques.     Lyon 5£iss  Cath 

Mississippi  Historical  Society,  Publications  of.     Oxford,  Miss Miss  Hist  P 

Monatsschrift  fur  Deutsche  Beamte.     Berlin Mor.ats   f   Dtsche   Beamte 

Monde   Illustre.      Paris Monde  111 

Month.     Lond.  &  N.   Y Month 

Monthly  Bulletin  of  the  Carnegie  Library  of  Pittsburg.     Pittsburg.  Pitts-  Bull 

Monthly  Review.     London Monthly  R 

Municipal  Affairs.     New  York Munic  Aff 

Munsey's  Magazine.     New  York Munsey 

Music.       Chicago Music 

Nation.      New  York Nation 

National  Magazine.     Boston , Nat'l  M 

National    Review.      London Nat  Rev 


WRITINGS    ON    AMF.RICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

Naturo    (La).     Paris Nature 

Nebraska    State    Historical    Society,    Proceedings    and    collections. 

Lincoln,  Neb Neb  Hist  8 

Neue  Zeit.     Stuttgart IJeue  Zeit 

New  England  Catholic  Historical  Society  Publications.     Boston .  . . .  N  E  Cath  Hist  Pub 

New  England  Hist,  and  Gen.  Register.     Boston,  Mass N  E  Reg 

New  England  Magazine.     Boston N  Eng  Magr 

New  Hampshire  Historical  Society,  Proceedings.     Concord,  N.  H...N  H  Hist  8 

New  -Jersey  Historical  Society,  Proceedings.     Paterson,  N.  J N  J  Hist  8 

New  Liberal  Review.     London. New  Lib  R 

New  York  Genealogical  and  Biographical  Record.     New  York N  Y  Rec 

New  York  Public  Library  Bulletin.     New  York N  Y  Bull 

New  York  State  Historical  Association,  Proceedings N  Y  Hist  A 

Nineteenth  Century.     London , 19th  Cent 

Norddeutsche  Allgemeine  Zeitung.     Berlin Norddeut  allgern  Zeit 

North  American  Review.     New  York , No  Am 

North  Carolina  Booklet.     Raleigh,  N.  C N  C  Bookt 

Notes  and  queries  and  Historic  magazine.     Manchester,  N.  H Notes  and  Q 

Nouvelle  France  (La) .     Quebec Nouv-Fr 

Nouvelle    Revue.      Paris Nouv  Rev 

Ohio   Archaeological  and  Historical   Society   Publications.      Colum- 
bus, 0 , Ohio  &  Arch  Hist  Pub 

Old  Continental.     Des  Moines,  Iowa Continental 

Old  Eliot.     Eliot,  Me Old  Eliot 

"Old  Northwest"  Genealogical  Quarterly.     Columbus,  0 Old  North w  Q 

Ontario  Annual  Archaeological  Report,  1901.     Toronto Ontario  Annual  Arch  Kept 

Open  Court.     Chicago Open  Court 

Oregon  Historical  Society,  Quarterly  of  the.     Portland,  Or Oreg  Q 

Ostasien.     Berlin Ostasien 

Out  West.     San  Francisco Out  West 

Outing.     New  York Outing 

Outlook.     New  York Outl 

Overland  Monthly.     San  Francisco,  Cal Overland 

The  Owl.     Kewaunee,  Wi« Owl 

Pall  Mall  Magazine.     London Pall  Mall  X 

Fastoralblatter  fur  Homiletik,  Katechetik  u.  Seelsorge.     Leipzig ...  Pastoralbl  f  Homilet 

Patriotic  Review.     Boston Patriot  R 

Pedagogical  Seminary.     Worcester,  Mass Pedagog  S«m 

Pennsylvania   Geruian.      Lebanon,    Pa Ta  Germ 

Pennsylvania  Magazine  of  History  and  Biography.     Phil* Penn  Mag 

Petermann's  Mittheilungen.     Gotha Petermann's  Mittheil 

Petit  Temps   (Le).     Paris Pet  Temps 

Political  Science   Quarterly.     Boston Pol  Sci  Q 

Polytechnisches  Centralblatt.     Berlin Polytech  Centralbl 

Popular  Science  Monthly.     New  York Pop  Sci  Mo 

Presbyterian  and  Reformed  Review.     Phila Presb  and  Ref  R 

Presbyterian  Quarterly.     Richmond,  Va Pres  Q 

Princeton  Alumni  Weekly.     Princeton,  N.  J Princeton  Alumni  W 

Princeton  University  Bulletin.     Princeton,   N.  J Princeton  Bull 

Quarterly  Journal  of  Economics.     Cambridge,  Mass Q  J  Econ 


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Quarterly  Review.     London Quar  Rev 

Queens  Quarterly.     Kingston,  Canada Queens.  Quarterly 

Questions  Actuelles.     Paris Quest  Act 

Questions  Diplomatique*  et  Coloniales.     Paris Quest  Dipl  et  Colon 

Quinabaug  Historical  Society  Leaflets.     Southbridge,  Mass Quinabaurj  Hist  Soo  Leaf 

Razdn  y  Fe.     Madrid ,. . .  ttazon  y  Fe 

Recherches  Historiques.      Levis , Rech  Hist 

Reforme   gconomique.      Paris Hef  icon 

Reforme  Sociale.     Paria Ref  Soc 

Review  of  Historical  Publications  relating  to  Canada  for  the  year 

1902.       Toronto Hist  Pub  Canad 

Review  of  Reviews.     New  York R  of  Rs  (N  Y) 

Revista  Contemporanea.     Madrid Rev  cont 

Revue    Canadieime.      Montreal , Revue  Canadienne 

Revue  Chretienne.     Paris Rev  ChrStienne 

Revue  de  Droit  international  et  de  Legislation  compared.  Bruzelles .  Rev  Broit  internal 

Revue  de  Geographic.    Paris Rev  Geog 

Revue  de  1' Agenaia.     Agen Rev  de  L' Agenaia 

Revue  de  Metaphysique  et  de  Morale.     Paria Rev  Met  et  Mor 

Revue  de  Paris.     Paris Rev  Far 

Revue  de  Synthese  Historique.     Paris, Rev  de  Synthese  historique 

Revue  de  ThSologie  et  de  Fhiloaophie.     Lausanne R  Th  Ph 

Revue  des  Deux  Mondea.     Paris Rev  Deux  Mondes 

Revue  du  Monde  Catholique.     Paria Rev  Monde  Cath 

Revue  Francaise.     Paris Rev  Franc 

Revue  Generale  du  Droit  International  Public.    Paria RevueGenerale  deDroitlnternationalPublio 

Riviata  delle  Biblioteche.     Firenze Riv  bibl 

Royal  Historical  Society,  Transactions.     London, Royal  Hist  S 

Royal  Society  of  Canada,  Proceedings  and  Transactions Proc  &  Trans  Royal  Soc  Canad 

Saturday  Review.     London Sat  R 

School  Review.     Chicago, School  R 

Science  Sociale.     Paris Sci  Soo 

Scribner'a  Magazine.     New  York Scrib  M 

Sewanee  Review.     Sewanee,  Tenn Sewanee 

Smithsonian  Institution,  Annual  Report.     Washington , Smithson  R 

South  Atlantic  Quarterly.     Durham,  N.  C So  Atlan  Q 

South  Carolina  Historical  and  Genealogical  Magazine.     Charleston . .  S  C  Hist  Mag 

South  Dakota  Historical  Collections.    Aberdeen,  8.  D ..S  Dakota  Hist  Soo  Col 

Southern  Historical  Society  Papers.     Richmond,  Va , South  Hist  Soc  Pap 

Southern  History  Association  Publications.     Washington,  D.  C South  Hist  A  Pub 

Southern  Workman.     Hampton,  Va South  Work 

Spirit  of  '76.     New  York , Spine  of  '76 

Texas  State  Historical  Association,  Quarterly  of  the.     Austin,  Tex.  Texas  Q 

Tour  du  Monde.     Paria Tour  Monde 

Transallegheny  Historical  Magazine.     Morgan  town,  W.  Va Trausallegheny  Hist  M 

Trinity  Archive.     Durham,  N.  C Trinity  Arch 

Ueberall.     Berlin. Ueberall 

TJmschau.      Frankfurt   a.    M TTmschau 

United  States  Catholic  Hiatorioal  Society U  S  Cath  Hist 

Vermont  Antiquarian.     Burlington,  Vt Vt  Ant 


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Virginia  Magazine  of  History  and  Biography.     Richmond.  Va Va  Mag 

Vom  Fels  Zum  Meer.     Berlin Vom  Fel»  s  Meer 

Wage  (Die).     Wien Wage 

Wartburg  (Die) .     Munchen Wartburg 

West  Virginia  Historical  Magazine.     Charleston,  W.  Va W  Va  Mag 

Westminster  Review.     London Westm 

Wide  World.     New  York Wide  World 

William  and  Mary  College  Quarterly  Historical  Magazine.     Will- 

iamsburg,   Va Wm  M  Q 

Windsor  Magazine.     London Windsor'  M 

Wisconsin   Archaeologist.     Milwaukee,   Wis Wis  Arch 

Wisconsin  State  Historical  Society  Proceedings.     Madison,  Wis Wise  Hist  Froo 

Woche   (Die) .     Berlin Woche 

Worcester  Society  of  Antiquities,  Proceedings.    Worcester,  Mass...Wor  Soc  Ant 

World's  Work.     New  York. World's  Work 

Wyoming  Hist,  and  Geoi.  Soc.,  Proceedings  &  collections.     Wilkes- 

'narre,    Pa Proc  Wyoming  Hist  Soc 

Yale  Review.     New  Haven,   Conn Yale  R 

Year  Book  of  the  Pennsylvania  Society  of  New  York Penn  Soc  of  N  Y 

Zeit  (Die).     Berlin Zeit 

Zeitschrif t  fur  Ethnologie.      Berlin Z  Ethnol 

Zeitschiif t  der  Gesellsohaf t  fur  Erdkunde  zu  Berlin Ztsoh  d  Ges  f  Erdkunde  z  Ber 

20.    Jahrhundert.      Augsburg 20  Jahrh 


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1902. 


ABBOTT,  Henry  (1838-98).     N.  H.  banker,  U.  B.  War  agent,  Sanitary  commissioner,  State  senator. 

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H  a  b  i  e,  Hamilton  Wright.     Doctor  Lyman  Abbott.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1772-5,  port. 
"ABEILLE  Canadienne."     Canadian  literary  journal,  founded  1818. 

Ii  '  A  b  e  1 1 1  e    Canadienne.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)29-30. 
ABENAKIS  Indians.     Algonquian  tribe  of  Canada  and  Maine. 

A  u  c  a  i  r,  fille  J.     Un  Temoin  du  PassS.     Nouv  Fr  1(1902)276-81. 
ABEND,  Eduard  (b.1822).     111.  lawyer  and  legislator. 

Z  w  e  i   deutsche  Finanzraanner  v.  111.     Bduard  Abend,  F.J.Ricker.     Dcutsch-Am  G  24(1902)22-6. 
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H  e  m  i  n  g,  Arthur.     The  Abitibi  fur  brigade.     Scrib  M  32(1902)36-50.     ill. 
ACADIA.     Original  name  of  Nova  Scotia  and  neighborhood. 

Acadiensis,  a  quarterly  devoted  to  the  interests  of  the  Maritime  Provinces  of  Canada,  vol.  1:1901;  vol.  II: 
1902.  St.  John,  N.B.Jack,  1901-2.  pp256;288.  [Rev.in:Hist  Pub  Canad  '02,7(1903)73-5  "founded  to  dis- 
cuss matters  of  interest  to  the  Maritime  Provinces. .  .satisfactorily  carry ...  programme ...  Mr.  Jack's 
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Bailey,  Hollis  Russell.     Acadia  and  New  England.     Acad  2(1902)98-106. 
Collins,  Charles  W.     New  England  Catholic  Historical  Society  publication,   No.  3.     The  Acadians  of  the 

Madawaska,  Maine.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Madawaska,  Me.] 
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Fontaine,!/.  U.     L'Stymologie  du  mot  Acadie.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)375. 
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Mayer,  Mary  Josephine.     The  land  of  Evangeline.     Critic  41(1902)108-12,  111. 
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ACTON,  Mass.     Village,  Middlesex  Co.,  13  m.  S.W.  of  Lowell. 

N  o  y  e  s,  Frederick  Brooks.    The  tale  of  Brooks  Tavern.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)331-43,  ill. 
ADAIR,  John  (1759-1840).     Governor  of  Ky.,  General  in  War  of  1812,  V.  S.  senator. 

A  d  a  i  r,  John.     Observations  on  men  and  affairs  in  the  old  Southwest,  1809.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)13-8. 
ADAMS,  Alicia  (Mrs.  William  Lawrence)  (b.1767).     Conn,  bethrothed  of  Nathan  Hale. 

Randall,  Herbert.     Alicia  Adams — betrothed  to  Natan  Hale.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)364-5,  port. 
ADAMS,  Charles  Kendall  (1835-1902).     President  of  Cornell  and  of  University  of  Wisconsin. 
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The    late    Dr.  Charles  Kendall  Adams.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)310.  port. 
ADAMS,  Herbert  Baxter  (1850-1901).    John  Hopkins  Univ.  Prof,  of  history  and  writer. 

G  i  1  m  a  n,  Daniel  Colt.  Tribute  to  Herbert  B.  Adams.  Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  II  15(1901-2)198-200. 
Johns  Hopkins  university.  Herbert  B.  Adams;  tributes  of  friends,  with  a  bibliography  of  the  Department 
of  history,  politics  and  economics  of  the  Johns  Hopkins  university,  1876-1901.  Baltimore,  The  Johns 
Hopkins  press,  1902.  160  p.  front,  port.  24%cm.  (Johns  Hopkins  university  studies  in  historical  and 
political  science.  Series  xx.  Extra  number)  [Contents. — Herbert  B.  Adams:  a  biographical  sketch  by 
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a  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

Oilman  [and]  B.J.Ramage. — Resolutions:  American  historical  association,  Trustees  of  the  Johns  Hopkins 
university,  Johns  Hopkins  university  historical  and  political  science  association. — Bibliography  of  the 
Department  of  history,  politics  and  economics,  1876-1901.  Rev.in.-Sewanee  10(1902)508-9  "Worthy 
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Vincent,  John  Martin.     Herbert  B.  Adams.     Am  Hist  A  Rep  '01  1(1902)197-210. 
ADAMS,  Hugh.     N.  H.  colonial  minister. 

Rev.  Hugh  Adams  (letter).     Collect  16(1902)13-4. 
ADAMS,  John(1735-1826j.     Mass.  2d  President  of  United  States. 

Adams,  John.     Letter  to  William  Plumer  [1814].     Host  Bull  6(1902)342-4. 
ADAMS,  John  Quincy  (1767-1848).     Mass.  6th  President  of  United  States. 

A  d  a  m  s,  C.  F.    John  Quincy  Adams  and  martial  law.     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  II  15(1901-2)436-78. 
Adams,  John  Quincy.     [letter]  to  William  Plumner  [1818].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)138-9. 
F  o  r  d,  W.  C.    John  Quincy  Adams  and  the  Monroe  Doctrine.     Am  Hist  R  7(1902)676-96;  8(1902)28-52. 
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Worthington  Chauncey  Ford,  and  with  emancipation  under  martial  law  (1819-1842)  by  Charles  Francis 
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Adams,  Wm.  N.     Adams  family  of  Maryland  and  Virginia.     Va  Mg  0(1902)313-14,432-3. 
ADDICKS,  J.  Edward  (b.1841).     Delaware  politician. 

B  o  s  s  1  s  m    in  Delaware.     Outl  70(1902)471-4. 
ADDISON,  111.     Village,  18  m.  W.  by  N.  from  Chicago. 

Llndemann,  F.     Evang.-luth.  Schullehrer-Seminars  in  Addlson,  111.     Dentsch-Am  G  2.3(1902)17-21. 
ADENA  Indian  Mound,  0.     Near  Chillicothe,  southern  Ohio. 

M  1 1 1  s,  W.  C.     Excavations  of  the  Adena  Mound.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)451-79. 
AOLIONBY  family. 

A  g  1 1  o  n  b  y,  F.  K.    The  Yates  and  Agllonby  families,  of  Jefferson  Co.  W.  Va.    W  Va  Mag  2.3(1902)44-51 
AGRICULTURE.     Cultivation  of  plants  and  animals  for  human  use. 

[Coburn,  Foster  Dwight]  Kansas  and  her  resources.  80th  thousand.  [Chicago?]  Passenger  de't,  The 
Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  railway  company,  1902.  69  p.  incl.  front.,  ill.  map.  16%  x  8&cm. 
( [Homeseekers*  series,  no.  7])  [L.C.  2-26021] 

Draper,  William  R.     The  fanner's  balance  sheet  for  (1902).     R  of  Rs  26(1902)332-5,  map. 
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U.   8.     Dept.  of  agriculture.  Div.  of  publications.      ...List  by  titles  from  1840  to  June,   1901,   inclusive. 
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An    Alabama    bicentennial.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)304,  ill. 
Alabama    department  of  archieves  and  history.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)64. 

The    Alabama    department  of  archives  and  history  (note).     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)90-1. 
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Annual    meeting  of  the  Alabama  Historical  Society.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)66-8. 
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Martin,  William  Elejius.  ...Internal  improvements  in  Alabama.  Baltimore,  The  Johns  Hopkins -press, 
1902.  87  p.  24%cm.  (Johns  Hopkins  university  studies  in  historical  and  political  science.  Series  20, 
no.  4)  [L.C.  2-17537] 

System    of  land  division  adopted  by  the  Tennessee  Yazoo  Company.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)141-3. 

T  i  in  m  o  11  s,  James  E.     The  dispensary  system  in  Alabama.     Outl  71(1902)454-5. 

[Willett,  Elbert  Deoatur],  History  of  Company  B  (originally  Pickens  Planters)  40th  Alabama  regiment, 
Confederate  States  army,  1862  to  1865.  [Anniston,  Ala.,  Printed  by  Norwood,  1902]  1  p.l.,  89  p. 
22»£em.  [Preface  signed  J.J.W.  (1.  e.  Joseph  Jackson  Willett)  "Taken  without  revision  or  correction 
from  the  diary  of  Captain. .  .E.D. Willett  of  Company  B." — Pref.  Pages  85-89  are  from  diary  of  J.H. 
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Wilson,  James  Grant.     Two  famous  international  arbitrations.     Indep  54(1902)2410-11. 
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B  a  r  k  e  r,  E.  C.     William  Barrett  Travis,  the  hero  of  the  Alamo.    South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)417-21. 

Bennett,  Leonora.  Historical  sketch  and  guide  to  the  Alamo.  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  1902.  131  p.  incl. 
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B  r  a  d  y,  C.  T.    David  Crockett  and  the  most  desperate  defense  in  Am.hist.     McClure  18(1901-2)252-61,  111. 
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Baker,  Marcus,  1849 —  ...Geographic  dictionary  of  Alaska.  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.  446, 
iii  p.  23V£cin.  (U.  S.  Geological  survey.  Bulletin  no.  187.  ser.  F,  Geography,  27)  [L.C.  3-5817] 

B  a  r  r  5,  P.     Les  mines  de  1' Alaska  et  du  Yukon.     Rev  Franc  Nov  (1902). 

B  r  o  o  k  s,  A.  H.     Proposed  surveys  In  Alaska,  1902.     Nat  Geog  M  13(1902)133(Ap). 

Dunn,  Robert.     Finding  a  volcano  and  wiping  a...mt.  from  the  map  of  Al.     Outing  41(1901-2)321-32. 

G  a  m  b  e  1 1,  F.  H.     Carrying  the  mail  farthest  north.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1757-62,  111. 

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K  i  d  d  e  r,  James  H.    Hunting  the  big  game  of  Western  Alaska.     Outing  41(1901-2)348-57,  ill. 

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Sullivan,  May  Kellogg.  A  woman  who  went  to  Alaska.  Boston,  J.  H.  Earle  &  company  [1902]  392  p. 
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U.  S.  Dept.  of  justice.  Instructions  to  United  States  judges,  marshals,  attorneys,  clerks,  and  commis- 
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Y  o  u  n  g,  S.  Hall.     The  situation  in  Alaska.     Ass  Her  6(1902)231-6. 
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1902]  [Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1902)204  "...concludes  In  favor  of  the  American  contention..."  L.  O. 
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1897.  An  historical  and  legal  review.  (From  the  Contemporary  review)  Toronto,  Printed  by  R.G.Mc- 
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Johnston,  Arthur.     Facts  about  the  Alaskan  boundary.     Nation  74(1902)69-70. 

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Davis,  (Mrs.)W.  L.     Confederate  monument  at  Albany,  Ga.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)26-9,  ill. 
ALBEMARLE.     Confederate  ram  blown  up  Oct.  27,  1864. 

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ALCOTT  family. 

Clark,  Annie  M[aria]  L[awrence]   1835 —    The  Alcotts  iu  Harvard.     Lancaster,  Mass.,  J.C.L.Clark,   1902. 
43,  [1]  p.     front.,  pi.,  fucHiiu.     20  x  16cm.     "A  part  of  these  reminiscences  have  already  appeared  in 
the  New  England  magazine."     [Rev.in:Natlon  75(1902)266  "Does  not  contain  much  in ...  addition ...  adds 
...modicum  of  personal  recollection ...  photographs ..."     L.C.  2-22201] 
ALDEN  family. 

Alden,  Augustus  E,     Pilgrim  Alden;  the  story  of  the  life  of  the  first  John  Alden  in  America,   with  the 
interwoven  story  of  the  life  &  doings  of  the  pilgrim  colony,  and  some  account  of  later  Aldens.     Boston, 
J.H.Earle  &  company  [c!902]    4  p.  1.,  [13]-232  p.    front.,  pi.,  facsim.     19%cm.     [L.C.  3-9360] 
ALEUTIAN  Islands.     Alaska  chain  of  islands  extending  nearly  to  Asia. 

Merriam,  C.  Hard.     Bogoslof  volcanoes.     Smithson  R  1901(1902)067-75,  ill.,  charts,  plan. 
ALEXANDER,   E.   P.  (b.1835).     Confederate  General,   R.   R.   president. 

A  1  e  x  a  u  d  e  r,  E.  P.     Lee  at  Appomattox.     Personal  recollections.     Cent  C;5(1901 -2)921-31,  port. 
ALEXANDER,  Francis  (1800-80).     American  portrait  painter. 

L  e  o  n  a  r  d,  B.  A.     Francis  Alexander.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)363-4. 
ALEXANDER,  Simon  (b.1319).     German  American  pioneer,  McLean  county,  Illinois. 

H  a  r  i  n  g,  T.     Zwei  pioniere  von  McLean  co.      (Heinrich  Funk— Simon  Alexander.)      Dcutsch-Am  G   2.2 

(1902)46-9. 
ALEXANDER  family.  • 

Alexander    family.     Win  M  Q  10(1902)178-85:  11.  60-65,  115-121 
ALEXANDRIA,  Va.     Town  on  Potomac    7m.  below  Washington,  D.  C. 

Cameron,  Alexander.     Washington  and  [Alexandria,    Va.]     New  Kng  M  27(1902)259-77,  port.,   ill. 
ALFORD,  Mass.     Township,  Berkshire  Co.,  10  m.  S.W.  of  Lenox. 

Alford,  Mass.     Vital  records  of  Alford,  Massachusetts,  to  the  year  1850...     Boston,  1902.     32  p.     231/icm. 
(New-England  historic  genealogical  society.      [Vital  records  of  the  towns  of  Massachusetts])      Ed.   by 
Henry  Ernest  Woods.     [L.C.  3-5251] 
ALGONKINS.     Indian  tribes  including-  Ottawa,   Delaware,  etc. 

Chamberlain,  Alexander  F.    Algonklan  words  in  American  English.     J  Am  Folk-Lore  15(1902)240-67. 
Chamberlain,  A.  F.     Signif.  of  certain  Algonqnian  animal-names.     Am  Anthropol  n  s  3(1902)669-83. 
L  a  t  u  1  i  p  e,  E.  A.     One  Visite  Pastorale  chez  les  Algonquins.     Nouv  Fr  1(1902)478-91,574-82. 
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370  p.     col.  front.,  ill.,  pi.     19%cm.     [Contents. — pt.  1.  The  epic  of  KulSstap. — pt.  2.  Witchraft  lore.— 
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ALLEGHANY  County,  Va.    A  western  Co.  S.E.  of  Allegheny  Mts. 

M  c  A  1 1  i  s  t  e  r,  W.  A.     Pioneer  days  in  Alleghany  County.     Va  Mag  10(1902)183-7. 
ALLEN,  Ethan  (1737-89).     Vt.  officer  in  American  Revolution. 
Brown,  Charles  Walter.     Ethan  Allen,  of  Green  Mountain  fame,  a  hero  of  the  revolution.     Chicago,  M.A. 

Donohue  &  co.  [1902]     1  p.  1.,  281  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.,  map,  facsiin.     20cm.     [L.C.  2-24345] 
B  u  c  k  b  a  m,  John  Wright.     The  Robin  Hood  of  Vermont.     New  Bug  M  25(1901-2)102-19,  port.,  facs.,  ill. 
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J  e  n  k  s,  Jeremiah  W.     The  Philippine  constabuary  and  its  chief.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)436-8,  port. 
ALLEN  family. 

Allen,  Frank  W.  Charles  Allen  of  Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  1657,  and  some  of  his  descendants.  Boston,  David 
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Allen,  Frank  W.     Charles  Allen  and  some  of  his  descendants.     N  E  Reg  66(1902)26-30. 
ALLEN,  "Land  Bill"  (1809-91).     Ohio  advocate  of  "Homestead  Bill." 

R  a  n  d  a  1 1,  E.  O.     "Land  Bill"  Allen.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)98-101. 
ALLENTOWN,  Pa.     City,  Lehigh  Co.  on  Lehigh  r.  60  m.  N.  by  W.  from  Philadelphia. 

[Allentown,  Pennsylvania.]     Am  Month  M  21(1902)240-4,  ill. 
ALLERTON,  Isaac  (ab.  1583-1 659).     Plymouth  Colony  merchant. 

I  s  a  a  s    Allerton's  deposition.    Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)109-10. 
ALLISON,  William  B.  (b.1829).     Iowa  IT.  8.  senator. 

Senator    William  B.  Allison  of  Iowa.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1910,  port  only. 
ALMANACS.     Books  with  calendar  and  miscellaneous  information. 
Baltimore  Sun  Almanac.     Bait..  Sun  pr.  off..  1902.     176  p.     12o. 


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Brooklyn  daily  Eagle  almanac,  v.  17.     Brooklyn,  c!902.     622  p.     80. 

i:  u  m  1  n  s  a,  Elizabeth.     A  bundle  of  old  almanacs.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)49-58. 

Langland,  James.     The  Dally  News  Almanac,  1902.     Chicago,  Dally  News. 

Tribune  almanac  and  political  register,  1902.     N.  Y.,  Tribune  Association,  1902.     432  p.     [12o.] 

World  almanac  and  encyclopedia,  1902.     N.  Y.  Press  Publishing  co.,  c!902.     608  p.     [12o.] 

Note.     Various  other  newspapers  publish  similar  almanachs  full  of  useful  information  on  American  affairs. 
ALMIHA,  Kich.     Township,  Benzie  Co. 

L  i  n  k  1  e  t  t  e  r,  C.  S.     Township  History  of  Almira  in  Benzie  Co.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,31(1902)102-13. 
AKANA,  Iowa.     Village  26  m.   N.E.   of  Cedar  Kapids. 

10  1  y,  Richard  T.     Amana:  a  study  of  religious  communism.     Harper  105(1902)659-68,  111. 
AMARANTH,  The.     New  Brunswick  Magazine  published  in  1841-2. 

Howe,  Jonas.     The  Amaranth.     Acad  2(1902)198-207. 
A3TENIA,  N.  Y.     Village,  Dutchess  Co.,  86  m.  N.  by  E.  of  New  York.  ^ 

K  n  r  d  e  1  e  y,  Win.  A.     Marriage  records  of  Amenia,  N.  Y.     N  Y  Rec  33(1902)46-8,90-5. 
AMERICA.     (1)  The  Western  Hemisphere  or  (2)  the  TJ.  S.  of  America  q.  v. 

Acton  (Lord)  planned  by,  Ward,  A.  W. ;  Litt,  Prothero;  Leathes,  Stanley,  ed.  by.  The  Cambridge  modern 
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cability..  .generally  vigorous  and  pointed...  a  summary  and  philosophical  view  of ..  .exploration. .  .and  of 
the  foundation  of  the  Spanish  dominion  in  America ...  remarkably  high  level. .  .maintained. .  .all  are  per- 
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do    Marten  s,  F.    A  Russian's  impressions  of  America.     Indep  54(1902)2871-4,  port. 

DicJison,  Mrs.  Marguerite  Stockman.  From  the  old  world  to  the  new;  how  America  was  found  and  set- 
tled. New  York,  London,  The  Macmillan  company,  1902.  xv,  197  p.  incl.  ill.,  pi.,  maps.  19%  x  15%cm. 
[Rev.in:Dial  33(1902)480  "f  or ...  elementary  schools ...  great  many  pictures ...  to  attract  the  childish  in- 
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Emerson,  Edwin,  jr.  A  history  of  the  nineteenth  century,  year  by  year... with  an  introduction  by  Georg 
Gottfried  Gervinus;  illustrated  with  sixteen  colored  plates  and  thirty-two  full  page,  half-tone  cuts  and 
two  maps...  New  York,  Dodd,  Mead  &  company,  1902.  3  v.  col.  front.,  pi.  (partly  col.)  port.,  maps. 
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the  edition  published  in  the  same  year  by  P.F.Collier  and  son.  The  introduction  is  G.G.Gervinus' 
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in:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)586-7(C.H.L.)  "clear. .  .index  is  only  a  mockery  and  a  sham... the  student. ..  [in] 
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History'';  Dial  33(1902)113-6(Wallace  Rice)  "defects. .  .largely  inherent  in  the  plan ...  almost  continu- 
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Helps,  Sir  Arthur.  The  Spanish  conquest  in  America  and  its  relation  to  the  history  of  slavery  and  to  the 
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7(5(1903)292  "editor's  part,  though  unpedantlc  as  respects  the  notes,  has  been  painstaking  and  scholarly 
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Jacobs,  Joseph.  The  story  of  geographical  discovery;  how  the  world  became  known;  «with  twenty-four 
maps,  etc.  New  York,  D.Appleton  and  company,  1902.  207  p.  incl.  front.,  ill.,  maps.  19%cm. 
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Labberton,  Robert  H[enlopen]  1812-1898.  Labberton's  universal  history,  from  the  earliest  times  to  the 
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N£crologie:  Madame  Marie  A.  Shipley,  n£e  Brown...     Paris,  Leroux,   1902.     1  p.  1.,  10  p.     25cm.      [Ex- 
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AMERICA,  description  and  travel. 

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American  Shrines.  [Concord  Bridge.  Bunker  Hill  Monument.  Washington's  Elm.  Plymouth  Rock. 
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21cm.     [Rev.ln:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)773-6(C.H.Vau  Tyne)   "series  of  special  arguments  to  prove  certain 

facts... upon  which  the  best  historians. .  .have  been  agreed  for  twenty  years. .  .style  unfortunate ...  legal 

matter. .  .best.,  .cannot  be  wholly  ignored";   Nation  76(1903)198-9   "everywhere  a  forcing  of  the  note, 

an  exaggeration  of  emphasis,  a  lack  of  saue  judgment. .  .no  bibliography  and  no  adequate  index";  Dial 

34(1903)338-9(F.W.Sbepardson)   "will  have  value  as  a  corrective. .  .against  the  tendency  to  ever-empha- 

sizc  the  heroic  aspects  of  our  Revolution...";  Am  Hist  R  8  (1903)403  "purports  to 'differ  considerably 

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F  o  1  s  o  m.  A.  A.    Comma,  by  Yorktown  in  1854.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)213-21. 
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Hill...      New  York,   London,  The  Macmillan  company,   1902.     xlv  p.,  1  I.,  309  p.   incl.  1H.,  pi.,  port. 

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the   language   have   been   modernized";    Nation   75(1902)421    "[No]    inder ...  table   of   contents   Is   very" 

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Harvey,  Margaret  B.     California  in  the  Revolution.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)273-84. 
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H  o  w  I  a  n  d,  Henry  R.     A  British  privateer  in  the  American  Revolution.     Am  Hist  R  7(1902)286-303. 
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List    of  armed  vessels  from  port  of  Philadelphia,  1776-1777.     Penn  Mag  26(1902)145-7. 
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Rev.  soldiers  buried  at  Greenbridge  cemetery,  Saratoga  Springs.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)118. 

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M  o  f  f  e  t  t,  Samuel  B.     John  Arbuckle.     Cosmopol  33(1902)542-4,  port. 
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Lou  K  worth,  Israel.     The  Hon.  Sir  Adams  George  Archibald,  K.  C.  M.  G.     Acad  2(1902)210-13. 
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A  r  c  h  1  t  e  c  t  n  r  e,  N.  Y.  City.     Archit  Rec  11  no.3(1902)84(Ja). 

C  r  o  1  y,  H.     The  contemporary  N.  Y.  residence.     Archit  Rec  12(1902)704(D). 

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P  e  e  t,  Stephen  D.     Pyramids  and  palaces  in  America.     Am  Ant  24(1902)429-50,  ill. 

P  e  e  t.  S.  D.     Village  life  and  village  architecture  [Indian].     Am  Ant  24(1902)239-54,  ill. 

Recent    American  architecture.     Archit  Rec  12(1902)227(Je). 

Sturgis,  Russell  and  others.  A  dictionary  of  architecture  and  building:  biographical,  historical,  and  de- 
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of  brief  articles. .  .is  up  to  standard  of... earlier  volumes...";  Dial  30  ( 1901 )  302-4  ( I.  K.  Pond)  "defects 
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Dial  31(1901)82  "rich... in  material. .  .by  reason  of  the  extended  and  scholarly  articles. .  .admirable 
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Mackenzie.  History  of  the  Fur  Trade  and  Voyages  to  the  Arctic.  [For  details  see  same  title  tinder  sub- 
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R  e  t  o  u  r    simultaue  de  Peary  et  de  Sverdrup;  le  pole  nord  reste  inviolfi.     Tour  Monde  27  Sept  (1902). 

Return    of  Sverdrup,  Peary,  and  Baldwin  Arctic  expeditions.     Geog  J  20(1902)434(0). 
ARGENTINE  Republic,  S.  A.     South  American  state  on  S.  Atlantic  coast. 

B  n  1  f  i  n,  William.     The  United  States  in  Latin  America.     World's  Work  4(1902)2533-50,  ill. 

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La  u  t,  E.     La  Tie  dans  1' Arizona,  frontifire  Mexico- Amerlealne.    Tour  Monde  12  Avril  (1902). 

U.  S.  Congress.  Senate.  Committee  on  territories.  . . .  New  statehood  bill.  Hearings  before  the  sub- 
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of  Oklahoma,  Arizona,  and  New  Mexico,  to  form  constitutions  and  state  governments  and  be  admitted 
into  the  Union  on  an  equal  footing  with  the  original  states.  December  10,  1902. — Sumltted  by  Mr.  Bev- 
eridge  and  ordered  to  be  printed.  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.  394  p.  2  fold.  maps.  23cm. 
(57th  Cong.,  2d  sess.  Senate.  Doc.  no.  36)  "Hearings  of  the  Senate  Committee  on  territories  June  28 
and  30,  1902,  on  House  bill  12543,  providing  for  the  admission  of  the  territories  of  Arizona,  New  Mexico 
and  Oklahoma  to  statehood":  p.  317-394.  L.C.  3-3989 
ARMISTEAD  family. 

Armistead    Family.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)144-5. 
ARMOUR,  Phillip  D.  (1832-1901).     Chicago  meat  packetr,  philanthropist. 

Philip    D.  Armour.     South  Work  30(1901)240-1. 
ARMSTRONG,  George  Washington(1836-1001).     Boston  merchant. 

Stcbblus,  Oliver  B.    George  Washington  Armstrong.     N  E  Reg  56  Suppl  (1902)1x11-1x111. 
ARMSTRONG  family. 

Armstrong,  James  Lewis.     Chronicles  of  the  Armstrongs;  ed.  by  James  Lewis  Armstrong,  M.  D.    Jamaica, 
Queensborough,   N.   Y.,  The  Marion  press,   1902.     vi  p.,   1  1.,  407,   [1]  p.,  ill.,  pi.,  port.     27%cm.     "200 
copies  printed."     !L.C.  2-25433] 
ARMY  and  Navy. 

I?  <•  n  J  a  m  1  n,  Park.    The  Navy's  problem.     Indep  54(1902)3079-81. 

Fillis,  Joseph.  Trans,  "by.  Hayes,  M.  H.  Breaking  and  riding,  with  military  commentaries.  N.  Y.,  Scrib- 
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(i  1  1 1  m  o  r,  H.  «.     Battleships  of  the  United  States  Navy.     Cassier  21:473(Ap). 

Hamersly,  Lewis  Randolph.  The  records  of  living  officers  of  the  U.  S.  navy  and  marine  corps.  Cornp. 
from  official... 7th  ed.  Rev.,  with  numerous  additions.  New  York,  L.R.Hamersly  co.,  1902.  511  p. 
incl.  port.  27cra.  [L.C.  2-13393] 

Hill,  Frederic  Stanhope,  1829 —  Twenty-six  historic  ships;  the  story  of  certain  famous  vessels  of  war  ami 
of  their  successors  in  the  navies  of  the  United  States  and  of  the  Confederate  States  of  America  from 
1775  to  1902... with  an  introduction  by  Hear- Admiral  George  Eugene  Belknap. . .  New  York  and  Lon- 
don, G.P.Putnam's  sons,  1903  [1902]  xllx,  515  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.  23%  cm.  [Contents. — Beginnings 
of  the  American  navy. — The  "Alfred,"  "Ranger,"  and  "Bon  Homme  Richard." — The  "Reprisal." — The 
"Hornet." — The  "Wasp." — The  "Enterprise.-' — "Old  ironsides." — The  "Constellation." — The  "United 
States." — The  "Essex." — The  "Lawrence." — The  "Saratoga." — The  "Fulton." — The  "Hartford." — The 
"Monitor." — The  "New  ironsides." — The  "Kearsarge." — The  "Sumter." — The  "Alabama." — The  "Mer- 
rimac." — The  "Arkansas." — The  "Tennessee." — The  "Maine." — The  "Olympia." — The  "Oregon."  Rev. 
in:Natlon  76(1903)151  "style  is  simple  and  pleasing. .  .stories  themselves  of  perennial  interest. .  .care- 
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H  u  r  d,  Archibald  S.     America's  bid  for  naval  supremacy.     19th  Cent  52(1902)893-904. 

Jane,  Fred  T.  ed.     All  the  world's  fighting  ships.     5th  year.     N.  Y.,  Muiin,  1902,  ill. 

The    joint    manoeuvres.   1902.     Nation  75(1902)201-2. 

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Henry.] 

Lewis,  Henry  Harrison.     The  capture  of  Nantucket.     New  Ens  M  25(1901-2)180-92,   ill.,  map. 

L  o  n  p,  John  D.     The  new  American  navy.     Ontl  72(1902)832-46,  port.,  ill. 

Maclay,  Edgar  Stanton.  A  history  of  the  United  States  navy  from  1775  to  1902...  New  and  enl.  ed... 
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(La)    marine  de  I'Amf'rique  et  de  1'Allemagne.     Int  rev  gesammt  armeen  Mai  suppl  38  (1902). 

Melville,  George  W.     Our  new  navy.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)561-70,  ill. 

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Ollivier,  E.  Les  besoins  des  fitats-Unls  en  bailments  de  combat  (trad,  et  analyse)  Rev  Marit  Mars 
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TJ.  S.  Adjutant-general's  office.  Manual  of  guard  duty,  United  States  army.  Approved  June  14,  1902. 
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WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902.  13 

Was  kanu  Nordamerika  i.  Falle  e  Krieges  m.  e.  europ.  Macbt  leisten?  Dtache.  Monataachr. (1902) 
JunI  397-405. 

Was  kann  Nordamerika  i.  Falle  e.  Krieg.  in.  e.  europ.  Macht  leisteuV  Polytech.  Centralbl.(1902) 
(Mars)Juni  397-405. 

Williams,  Talcott.     The  new  navy.     Atlau  90 (1902) 383-93. 
ARNOLD,   Benedict  (1741-1801).     Brigadier-general  in  Am.   Rev. 

Codman,  John,   1863-1897.     Arnold's  expedition  to  Quebec.      New   York,   London,   The   Macmillau  co.     ix, 

340  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.,  fold,  maps.     2  ed.     1902.     80.     [L.C.  l-23552-Nr.2  Oct.31] 
ARNOLD  family. 

Bates,  Samuel   A[ustin],   comp.      ...The   Arnold   family.      As   entered   upon   the   records   of   the  town   of 
Braintree.     1640  to  1853...     South  Braintree,  Mass.,  F.A. Bates,  1902.     [48]  p.     10%  x  12cm.     At  head 
of  title:  Vital  records  of  Braintree.     ["An  extract  from  a  voluminous  manuscript  prepared  by  the  au- 
thor."—Prologue.     L.C.  3-17746] 
ARTS  and  crafts.     Dependent  or  applied  art*. 

Gild    of  arts  and  crafts  of  New  York.     Craftsman  2(1902)99(My). 

Triggs,  Oscar  Lovell,  1865—  Chapters  in  the  history  of  the  arts  and  crafts  movement.  Chicago,  The 
Bohemia  guild  of  the  Industrial  art  league,  1902.  4  p.  1.,  198  p.,  1  1.  front.,  pi.  25  x  16%cm.  [Con- 
tents.— Carlyle's  relationship  to  the  new  industrialism. — Ruskin's  contribution  to  the  doctrine  of  work. — 
Morris  and  his  plea  for  an  industrial  commonwealth.  Statement  of  principles  of  the  Hammersmith 
socialist  society. — Ashbee  and  the  reconstructed  workshop. — Rookwood:  an  ideal  workshop. — The  de- 
velopment of  industrial  consciousness. — Appendix  I.  A  proposal  for  a  guild  and  school  of  handicraft. — 
Appendix  II.  The  industrial  art  league..  Rev.in:Dial  33(1902)287-8  "is  both  historian  and  sociologist 
...little  originality..."  L.C.  2-19753] 
ARTS  (Fine).  Creation  of  beauty  in  material  forms. 

Caffin,  Charles  H[enry]  1854 —  American  musters  of  painting;  being  brief  appreciations  of  some  American 
painters,  illustrated  with  examples  of  their  work.  New  York,  Doubleday,  Page  &  company,  1902.  x, 
195  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.  23  x  17%cm.  Reprinted  from  the  New  York  Sun.  [Rev.ln:Dial  32(1902)420-1 
"closely  analytical  and  even  technical  study... in  [popular]  terms. .  .delightful  reading,  and  convincing"; 
Pial  33(1902)399  "charming  bits  of  criticism. .  .style  is  clear,  concise,  and  direct,  yet  intensely  sug- 
gestive, and  packed  with  allusions";  Nation  74(1902)366  "List  is. .  .good. .  .all  contemporary  artists... 
too  exclusively  literary. .  .sympathy  with  and  understanding  of ..  .painter's  point  of  view"  [lacking]. 
L.C.  2-25617] 

C  r  o  1  y,  H.     The  new  world  and  new  art  and  life.     Archit  Rec  12(1902)135(Je). 

Hartmann,  Sadakichi.     A  history  of  American  art.     Boston,  L.C.Page  &  co.,  1902  [1901]     2v.     front.,  pi. 
19cm.     (Art  lovers'  series)     [Contents. — v.  1.  .American  art  before  1828.     Our  landcsape  painters.     The 
old  school.     The  new  school. — v.  2.  American  sculpture.     The  graphic  arts.     American  art  in   Kurope. 
Latest  Dhases.     L.C.  1-24191 — M  2] 

Peck,  Grace  BrownelL     Amateur  art  in  early  New  England.     Harper  104(1901-2)987-94,  ill. 

P  e  e  t,  S.  D.    Human  figures  in  American  and  Oriental  art  compared.     Am  Ant  24(1902)109-24,  ill. 

S  a  w  v  e  1,  F.  B.     Art  and  life  in  America.     E-luca  22(1902)523(My). 
ASSASSINATION.     Premeditated  murder,  especially  of  public  persons. 

B  u  c  k  1  e  y,  J.  M.     The  assassination  of  kings  and  presidents.     Cent  63(1901-2)136-42. 
ASSINIBOINE  Mt.     Mountain  in  southwestern  Canada. 

B  n  r  p  e  e,  L.  J.     The  conquest  of  Assiuiboine.     Outing  40(1902)207-12,  ill. 

O  u  t  r  a  m,  James.     The  first  ascent  of  Mount  Assiniboine.     Alpine  J  21(1902)102-14. 

O  n  t  r  a  m,  James.     Our  dash  for  Mt.  Assiniboine.     Appalachia  (1902)43-50. 
ASTA,  Cal.     Village,  Sonamo  Co. 

D  o  n  d  e  r  o,  C.     Asta,  Sonamo  county.     Out  West  17(3902)251-65. 
ASTOR,  John  Jacob  (b.1864).     N.  Y.  capitalist,  inventor,  writer. 

Lewis,  Henry  Harrison.     The  quiet  control  of  a  vast  estate.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2750-3,  ill. 
ATHABASCA  River,  Canada.     Stream  flowing  N.W.  into  Athabasca  Lake. 

H  a  b  el,  Jean.     At  the  western  source  of  the  Athabasca  river.     Appnluchia   (1902)28-43. 
ATHLETICS.     Public  games  of  physical  strength  or  skill. 

H  o  1 1  1  s,  Ira  N.     Intercollegiate  athletics.     Atlan  90(1902)534-44. 
ATKINS  family. 

Clarke,  George  K.     Commu.  by.     Atkins  tomb.     Dcdh  Reg  13(1902)35. 
ATLANTA,  Ga.     State  capital,  county  seat  of  Fulton  Co. 

Clarke,  E[dward]  Y[oung]  1839 —  comp,  Atlanta,  greatest  city  of  the  great  South...  Facts  and  official 
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Wallace,  Anne.     The  Carnegie  Library  of  Atlanta.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)157-8. 


14  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

ATLANTIC  CITY,  N.  J.     City  and  health  resort  60  m.  S.E.  of  Philadelphia. 

Heston,  Alfred  M[iller]  .  ..Heston's  hand-hook;  being  an  account  of  the  settlement  of  Eyre  Haven,  and  a 
succinct  history  of  Atlantic  City  and  county  during  the  17th,  18th  and  19th  centuries...  [Twentieth 
century  souvenir  ed.]  Atlantic  City,  N.  J.,  1902.  130  p.  front.,  111.,  pi.,  port.,  fold.  map.  19%«n, 
10th  year  of  publication.  [L.C.  2-20052J 

West  Atlantic;   Venice  of  America,   the  qnoen   shore  city.     Atlantic  Olty,   N.'J.,    West  Atlantic  land  co. 

[3902]     [16]  p.     ill.  (partly  col.)     25cm.     [L.C.  2-13119] 
ATWOOD  family. 

At  wood    notes.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)34-35. 
AUDUBON,  John  James(17SO-1851).     American  naturalist. 

Burroughs,  John.     John  James  Audubon.     Boston,  Small,  Maynard  &  company,  1902.     1  p.  1.,  xvii  p.,  1  1., 
144  p.     front,    (port.)     14^cm.     (The  Beacon  biographies  of  eminent  Americans).      [Bibliography:   p. 
143-144.     Rev.In:Gulf  Mag  1(1902)161    "wins  fresh  laurels. .  .delightfully   sympathetic. .  .no. .  .bird-lover 
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AUGUSTA  COUNTY,  Va.     A  western  border  Co. 

L  a  i  d  1  e  y,  W.  S.     Augusta  County  Court,  174G.     W  Va  Mag  2.1(1902)5-9,  111. 

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to  100  copies.  [Rev.in:Old  Northw  Q  6(1903)49  "war  history  well  done ...  genealogies  of  principal  fam- 
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Indian  wars. .  .numerous  genealogies. .  .careful  investigation  and  desire  for  accuracy. .  .this  very  inter- 
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AUSTIN,  Charles  W.(d.l889).  Texas  Confederate  officer. 

The    first    Ironclad.     South  Hist  A  Pub  30(1902)196-204. 
AUSTIN  family. 

Austin    notes.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)59-60. 
AUTOGRAPHS.     MSB.  written  by  the  author's  own  hand. 

J  o  1  i  n  e,  Adrian  H.     Concerning  the  collecting  of  autographs.     Indep  54(1902)2764-9,   facs. 

.folia.',  Adrian  H.     Meditations  of  an  autograph  collector.     Harper  104(1901-2)969-74,  ill. 

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T  h  r  u  s  t  o  n,  G.  P.     Autographic  collections  and  historic  manuscripts.     Sewanee  10(1902)28-42. 
AUTOMATIC  COUPLER.     Safety  device  for  coupling  cars. 

U.  S.     Congress.     House.  Committee  on  interstate  and  foreign  commerce.     Hearing  before  the  Committee 
...[May  20-28,  1902]  on  the  automatic  coupler  bill   H.  R.  11059.     Washington,   Gov't  print,  off.,   1902. 
ill,  91  p.     23%cm.     [L.C.  3-2897] 
A  VERY  family. 

Avery  Notes  and  Queries.     A  quarterly  Mag.  devoted  to  the  history  of  the  Groton  (Conn.)  Averys.     Cleve- 
land, O.  E.M.Avery,  Nos.  17-18,  Feb.  and  May,  1902,  pp.  20. 
AYCOCK,  Charles  B.  (fl.1902).     North  Carolina  Governor. 

Charles    B.  Aycock.     World's  Work  4(1902)2137,  port.  only. 
AZARIAS  (1847-93).     Catholic  Brother. 

Brother   Azarlas.    Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)379,  port. 
AZTECS.     Early  inhabitants  of  Mexico. 

Codex  Fejfirvary-Mayer.  Codex  Fejervflry-Mayer:  an  old  Mexican  picture  manuscript  in  the  Liverpool 
free  public  museums  (12014-M)  Published  at  the  expense  of  His  Excellency  the  Duke  of  Loubat. .  .eluci- 
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"Codex  Fejervftry-Mayer;  eine  altmexikauische  bilderschrif t . . .  ErlUutcrt  von  Dr.  Eduard  Seler.  Ber- 
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exact  facsimile  of  the  codex  in  colors  forms  a  separate  publication  "Codex  Fejervflry-Mayer;  manuscrit 
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Codex  vaticanus  3773.  Codex  vaticanus  no.  3773  (Codex  vaticanus  B)  an  old  Mexican  pictorial  manuscript 
in  the  Vatican  library,  pub.  at  the  expense  of  His  Excellency  the  Duke  of  Loubat. .  .elucidated  by  Dr. 
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A.H.Keane." — Verso  of  t.-p.  (The  German  ed.  has  imprint:  Berlin,  1902)  The  pictures  of  the  codex  are 
reproduced  in  red  outline  drawings  on  48  pi.  The  exact  facsimile  of  the  codex  forms  a  separate  publi- 
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H  e  d  1 1  c  k  a,  Ales.     The  Aztecs  of  yesterday  and  to-day.     Harper  106(1902)37-43. 

Relics   of  a  by-gone  race. .  .Aztec  remains  in  Mexico.     Am  Ant  24(1902)228-9. 
BACHELDEH,  Nahum  J.  (b.1854).     N.  H.  farmer  and  agricultural  leader. 

M  e  t  c  a  1  f,  H.  H.     Hon.  Nahum  J.  Bachelder.    Granite  M  33(1902)1-12,  ill. 
BACHILLER,  Stephen  (b.about  1651).     Anglo-Amer.  Puritan  minister,  pastor  of  the  Plough  Co. 

Stephen    Bachiller  and  the  plough  company  of  1630.     Genealogist  19(1902-3)270-84. 
BACKUS,  ISAAC  (1724-1806).     K.  E.  Cong,  and  Bapt.  clerg.  and  writer. 

[Letter]    to  Benjamin  Wallin  [1764].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)382-6. 
BACON  family. 

Bacon    family.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)267-71. 

Baeon-Hobson    (note).     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)74-5. 

Bacon,  Leon  Brooks.  Michael  Bacon  und  his  Descendants.  Boston,  David  Clapp  &  Son,  1902.  8vo. 
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Bacon,  Leon  Brooks.     Michael  Bacon  and  bis  descendants.     X  E  Reg  56(1902)364-74. 

Bacon    notes.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)125. 

Will    of  Mrs.  Rebecca  Bacon.     [Salem,  Mass.,  ab.1655.]     Ess  Ant  6(1902)113-114. 
BACON'S  Rebellion.     Va.  insurrection  against  Gen.  Berkeley,  1676. 

Occaneechee    Island.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)121-1. 
BAER,  George  Frederick  (b.1842).     R.  R.  president. 

H  o  1 1 1  s  t  e  r,  W.  C.     George  Frederick  Biter.     Cosmopol  34(1902-3)174-7,  port. 
BAGI.EY  family. 

B  a  g  1  e  y,  Timothy  H.     Bagley  notes.     Ess  Ant  6(1802)128-129. 
BAHAMA  Islands.     British  group  £.  of  Florida,  N.E.  of  Cuba. 

Huxtable,  G[eorge]  G[ellard],     Reminiscences  of  missionary  life  In  the  West  Indies.     At  the  Sherbrooke 
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title,  31.  [1]  p.  Incl.  port.     21%cm.     L.C.  3-32311] 
BAILEY,  James  Anthony  (b.1847).     American  showman. 

Allen,  Whiting.     James  Anthony  Bailey.     Cosmopol  34(1902-3)170-4,  port. 
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BAKER  family. 

Baker,  notes.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)155. 
BAKER8FIELD,  Cal.     City  Kern  Co.  300  m.  8.E.  of  San  Francisco. 

Bakersfleld,  Kern  county.     Out  West  17(1902)519-24,  111. 
BALBANCHA  or  Malbanchia.     Cboctaw  word  for  New  Orleans  and  New  Orleans  region. 

H  a  1  b  e  r  t,  Henry  S.    Balbancha,  Choctow  word  for  the  town  of  New  Orleans.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)53-4. 
BALCH  family. 

B  a  1  c  h    Genealogy.     EBB  Ant  6(1902)1-14,  ill. 
BALDWIN,  Augustus  Carpenter  (b.1817).     Mich,  lawyer,  educator,  Congressman. 

Biographical    sketch  of  Judge  Aug.  C.  Baldwin.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,  31  <  1902)  173-8,  port. 
BALDWIN,  Stephen  Livingston  (1835-1901).     Am.  Meth.  missionary  to  China,  writer,  secretary. 

G  ra  cey,  J.  T.    Stephen  Livingston  Baldwin.     Miss  R  25(1902)840-3.  port. 
BALDWIN,  W.  H.  Jr.  (b.1863).     H.  Y.  Railroad  president,  writer. 

W.  H.  Baldwin,  Jr.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1914,  port.  only. 
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Powers,  Kate  N.  B.     Across  the  continent  seventy  years  ago  [Diary  of  John  Ball].     Oreg  Q  3(1902) 

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Browning,  Charles  H.  Ball,  Cuppage  and  Dameron,  of  Northumberland  County,  Virginia.  Wm  M  Q 
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16  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

BALLARD  family. 

B  a  1 1  a  r  d    genealogy.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)35-38. 

Descendants    of  William  Ballard  of  Lynn.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)39-40. 
BALLS  Bluff  (Va.).     Civil  War  engagement,  Oct.  21,  1861. 

Capers,  Henry  D.     MaJ.  H.  D.  D.  Twiggs  at  Battery  Wagner.     Coufed  Vet  10(1901-2)23-4. 
C  u  m  m  i  n  g  a,  C.  C.     Leesburg  or  Balls  Bluff.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)69. 
Y  o  u  n  g,  T.  J.     Battle  of  Balls  Bluff.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)68-9. 
BALTIMORE,  Md.     City  on  Chesepeake  Bay. 

A  history  of  the  city  of  Baltimore,  its  men  and  institutions;  biographical  sketches  of  leading  citizen!... 

Baltimore,   The   "Baltimore  American,"    1902.     272  p.    incl.    front.,   illus.,   port.     31%cm.     [L.C.  2-7696] 
K  c  n  k  e  1,  F.   P.     Tagebuch  von  Christian  Borstler,  geboren  von  Glanmilchweiler,  bey  Cusel  in  Theutsch- 

land,  auf  der  Relse  nach  Baltimore  in  Amerika.  Deutsch-Am  G  2.1  (1902)50-8,2.2.29-32,2.3. 49-51, 2.4.49-56. 
BANANA.     Fruit  raised  in  Cent.  Am.,  W.  I.,  Cal.,  La.,  Fla.,  etc. 
Robinson,  Tracy.     Bananas.     Out  West  17(1902)33-45,  111. 
BANCROFT  family. 

Bancroft    genealogy.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)57-9. 

BANKS  (and  banking).     Institutions  for  lending  and  borrowing  of  money. 
Barnett,  George  E[rnest]      ...State  banking  in  the  United  States  since  the  passage  of  the  national  bauk 

act.     Baltimore,   Johns  Hopkins,    1902.     117  p.     diagr.     24%cm.      (Johns  Hopkins   university   studies  in 

historical  and  political  science,  series  20.  nos.  2-3)     [L.C.  2-13102] 
B  o  1 1  e  s,  Albert  S.     Responsibility  of  the  National  Bauk  in  the  present  crisis.     Annals  Am  Acad  Pol  and 

Soc  Sci  20(1902)475-92. 

C  a  1 1  e  n  d  e  r,  G.  S.     The  early  transportation  and  banking  enterprises.     Qu  Jour  Eco  17(1902)111-62. 
Catterall,  Ralph  C[harles]   H[enry].      ...The  first  six  years  of  the  second  bank  of  the  United  States... 

University  of  Chicago,  1902.     1  p.  1.,  92,  479-490  p.     22%cm.     [Thesis  (Ph.D) — University  of  Chicago. 

"Taken  from  a  larger  work,   entitled  The  second  bank  of  the  United  States,   which  has  appeared  ai 

volume  ii,  second  series,  of  the  University  of  Chicago  Decennial  publications."     [L.C.  3-24425] 
Catterall,  Ralph  C[harles]  H[enry].     The  second  bank  of  the  United  States.     University  of  Chicago,  1903 

[1902]     xiv,    538   p.    incl.    charts,     map.     23cm.      (Chicago.      University.      The   decennial   publications. 

2d  ser.,  v.  2)     ["Bibliography":  p.  513-526.     L.C.  3-19] 
Conant,  Charles  A.     The  intervention  of  the  state  in  the  banking  world.     Reprinted  from  The  Banker*' 

Magazine  for  September,  1902.     pp.  15. 

M      1  1  r  n,  George  Frederick.     Jackson's  war  on  the  bank.     Sewanee  10(1902)56-67. 
Our    banking  and  treasury  system.     Gunton's  M  22(1902)359-62. 
Potts,  Charles  S.    The  independent  treasury  vs.  bank  depositories.     Annals  Am  Acad  Pol  and  Soc  Sei  SO 

(1902)571-601. 

State    banks  and  banking  laws.     Nation  74(1902)481-2. 
White,  Horace.     Money  and  banking  illustrated  by  American  history.     2d  ed.,  rev.  and  continued  to  the 

year  1902.     Boston,  Ginn  &  company,  1902.     xiv,  474  p.     20cin.     [Bibliography:   p.  461-467.     61.Men.in 

Am   Hist   R  8(1903)401    "more   particularly   for   use   in   class   room. .  .historical   portions   have   decided 

value... to  each  chapter... a  list  of  authorities";   Rev.in:Nation  75(1902)483   "second   edition ...  practi- 
cally   rewritten. .  .retains. .  .characteristic    features    of    the    original    edition. .  .fulness    and    Interest... 

entirely  unimpaired";   Dial  33(1902)216   "Considerable  alterations. .  .expressly ..  .as  a   teaching  manual 

...lists  of  authorities.  ..distinctly  more  valuable."  [L.C.  2-20311] 
BANT,  William  (fl.1776).     Boston  business  man. 

Bant,  William.     [Letters]  to  John  Hancock,  1776,  1777.     Bost  Bull  7(1902)424-30. 
BAPTIST  Church  (Am.).     Immersionist  Ch.  introduced  to  Am.  by  Roger  Williams. 

Hillyer,  Shaler    Granby   1809-1900.      Reminiscences   of    Georgia   Baptists,    together   with    a    story    of    th« 

author's  life  written  by  his  daughter,  Louisa  C.  Hillyer.     Atlanta,  Ga.,  Foote  &  Daviei  company,  1902. 

vli,  p.  1  1.,  294  p.     front,     port.    20cm.     [L.C.  2-24390] 
BARBER,  Edward  W.  (b.1829).     Michigan  pioneer. 

Barber,  Edward  W.     Recollections  of  pioneer  boyhood.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,  31(1901)178-227,  port. 
BARBER,  Jane  (1816-87).     Illinois  nun. 

V  i  r  a  t   house  of  the  Sisters  of  the  Visitation  at  Kaskaskia,  Illinois,  A.D.  1833.     Reminiscence!  of  SUter 

Mary  Josephine  Barber.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)211-26. 
BARBOTJR,  Catherine  Hayden  (1863-1901).    Missionary  teacher  in  Spain. 

Catharine  Hayden  Barbour.     June  first   1863-Septembor  fifth   1901.      [Lancaster,    Pa.]    Privately   printed, 

1902.     71,    [1]    p.     front,    (port.)     24cm.      [Rev.in    N    E    Reg    57(1903)230(F.W.Parke)     "teacher    in    a 

school  for  girls[in]. .  .Spain. .  .a  character  well  deserving  this  memorial."     [L.C.  3-7935] 


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HARBOUR,  James  C.  (1775-1842).     Va.  governor,  U.  S.  senator,  Seo'y  of  war,  minister  to  England. 

Calendar    of  the  Harbour  papers  [in  the  N.  Y.  Pub.  Library]  1811-1841.     N  Y  Bull  6(1902)22-34. 
BARKER  family. 

Barker    genealogy.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)60-72. 

Descendants    of  George  Barker  of  Marblehead.     Ess  Ant  ti (1902)106-07. 

Descendants    of  James  Barker  of  Rowley.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)101-103. 
BARLOW  road,  Oregon.     Wagon  road  over  the  Cascade  Mountains,  built  1846. 

Barlow,  Mary  S.     History  of  the  Barlow  road.     Ore*  Q  3(1902)71-81. 
BARNARD,  George  Grey  (b.1863).     American  sculptor. 

Thaw,  Alexander  Blair.     George  Grey  Barnard,  sculptor.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2837-53,  ill.,  port. 
BARNARD,  Henry  (1811-1900).     Am.  educator,  editor,  writer. 

Hart,  Rev.  Samuel,  D.D.     Henry  Barnard,  LL.D.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)173-8. 
BARNARD,  Thomas  (1716-76).     Massachusetts  clergyman. 

Letter   of  Rev.  Thomas  Barnard  [1775].    Proc  Bunker  Hill  Mon  Ass'n  (1902)35-41. 
BARNARD  family. 

Barnard    genealogy.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)120-125. 

Descendants    of  Robert  Barnard.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)125-128. 

Descendants    of  Rev.  Thomaa  Barnard  of  Andover.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)129-131. 
BARNES  family. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest.     George  Soule's  autograph.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)98-100,  facs. 
BARNEY,  Joshua  (1759-1818).     Am.  naval  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Barney,    Joshua.     [Letter]  to  Robert  Lewis  [1789].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)500. 
BARNSTABLE  County,  Mass.     Co.  in  S.E.  extremity  of  state. 

Abstracts    from  the  Barnstable  Co.,  Mass.,   Probate  records.     Mayfl  Desc  3(1901)176-8,201-2;4(1902) 

179-81. 
BARNUM,  P.  T.  (1810-91).     Am.  showman,  writer. 

Benton,  Joel.     Life  of  P.  T.  Barnum.     (Biographies  of  famous  men.)     Chicago,  Donohue,  1902.     12o. 

B  e  n  t  o  n,  Joel.     P.  T.  Barnum,  showman  and  humorist.     Cent  64(1902)580-92,  ill.,  port. 
BARNWELL,  Robert  W.  (1801-82).     S.  Carolina  U.  S.  sen.,  Confederate  State  senator. 

Hon.    Robert    W.  Barnwell  (note).     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)57-8. 
BARNWELL,  Robert  Woodward  (1849-1902).    Episcopal  Bishop  of  Alabama. 

Death    of  Bishop  Barnwell.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)154. 
BARR  family. 

B  a  r  r   family.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)156-7. 
BARRIN,  Rowland-Michel  (1693-1756).     Maryuis  de  la  Galissoniere,  administrator  of  Canada,   1747. 

G  o  e  p  p,  Edouard.     Roland-Michel  Barrin,  marquis  de  la  Galissoniere.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)122-4. 
BARROWS,  John  Henry  (1847-1902).     111.  Congregational  clerg.,  writer,  Pres.  of  Oberlin  College. 

John    Henry  Barrows.     Bib  World  20(1902) 58(J1). 

President    John  Henry  Barrows.     Bib  Sac  59(1902)600. 
BARRY,  John  (1745-1903).    Am.  Commodore  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Griffin,  Martin  I.  J.     Commodore  Barry  and  his  admirals.     Ana  Oath  Res  19(1902)136-7. 

Gniiin.  Martin  I[gnatius]  J[oseph].  Commodore  Johu  Barry,  "the  father  of  the  American  navy";  the 
record  of  his  services  for  our  country ...  by ...  Philadelphia,  The  author,  1903  [1902]  xii,  424  p.  incl. 
innp.  front.,  pi.,  port.,  facslm.  24^cm.  ["Centennial  ed.  600  copies."  This  copy  not  numbered. 
L.C.  3-181] 

A    monument    to  Commodore  John  Barry.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)180-1. 
BARTLETT,  Nathaniel  J.  (d.1902).     Boston  book  dealer. 

Nathaniel    J.  Bartlett.     Lit  W(Bost)33(1902)S8(Je). 
BARTLETT  family. 

Smyth,    Hon.  R.  D.   [and  others].     The  Bartlett  families  of  Guilforo1,  Conn.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)155-61. 
BARTON,  William  Sunnier  (1824-99).     Worcester,  Mass.,  City  Treasurer,  local  hist,  writer. 

William    Sumner  Barton  (memorial).     Wor  Soc  Ant  18(1902)30-1. 
BASKETRY.     Art  of  basket  making. 

James,  George  Wharton.     The  art  of  Indian  baaketry.     South  Work  30(1901)439-48,  ill. 

Purdy,  Carl.     The  Porno  Indian  baskets  and  their  makers.     Out  West  15(1901)438-49,9-19,150-8,262-73. 
BASS  family. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest,  Transc.  by.     The  will  and  inventory  of  John  Bass.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)202-6. 


18  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

BA8SETT  family. 

Reports  of  the  Two  Re-unions  of  the  Massachusetts  Branch  of  the  Basaett  Family  Association  of  America, 
held  at  Hotel  Vendome,  Boston,  Mass.,  Sept.  15,  1900,  and  Oct.  12,  1901.    Boston,  Bailey  Print.  Co,  1902. 
8vo.     pp.  33. 
BATH,  N.  C.     Village,  Beaufort  Co.  on  Pamlico  R. 

Rodman,  Llda  Tunstall.     Historic  homes  and  people  of  old  Bath  town.     N  C  Bookl  2.6(1902)3-13. 
BATTE  family. 

Poythress-Batte,  &c.   (note).     Va  Mae  10(1902)105-6. 
BATTLE  CREEK,  Mich.     City  of  Calhoun  Co.  on  Kalamazoo  R.  127  m.  west  of  Detroit. 

T  u  c  k  e  r,  F.  B.  S.     Battle  Creek.  Mich.     Nat'l  M(Bost)17(1902)H8(O). 
BATTLES,  James  Monroe  (1830-1901).     Boston  missionary  among  sailors. 

Gordon,  George  A.     James  Monroe  Battles.     N  E  Reg  56  Suppl.(1902)lx-lxl. 
BAYAMO,  Cuba.     A  town  in  east  part  of  Cuba  60  m.  S.S.W.  of  Santiago. 

Alcover  [y  Beltran],  Antonio  Miguel.      ...Buy  a  mo   l«u  toma,  poscs!6n  6  incendio)   1868-1869.     ReseQa  his- 
t6rlca  y  comentarios  oportunos...     Habana,  1902.     4  p.  1.,  103  p.  Incl.  ill.,  port.     23%cin.     ["Premiada 
con  'menci6n  honorlfica'  en  el  certamen  del  Llceo  de  Villaclara. — 1902."     L.C.  3-4922] 
BEACOM,  John  J.  (1837-1902).     Fa.  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

Rev.    John    J.  Beacom,  D.D.     Ass  Her  7(1902)453. 
BEARDSHEAR,  William  Miller  (1850-1902).     Iowa  educator,  Fres.  of  State  College. 

Loos,  Isaac  A.  [and  others].     William  Miller  Beardshear.     Iowa  Hist  Rec  18(1902)554-86,  port. 
BEATTY,  Charles  (1713-72).     Pa.  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

H  o  d  g  e,  E.  B.    The  Evolution  of  a  Minister.     Afes  Her  6(1902)242-243. 
BEAUMONT,  Tex.    County  seat  of  Jefferson  Co.  84  m.  E.  by  N.  from  Houston. 

Higgins,  Fattillo.     Prospectus;   the  true  history   of   the  Beaumont  oil  fields.     Lake   Charles,   La.,   Beau- 
mont, Tex.,  Higgins  standard  oil  company,  limited  [1902]     71  p.     ill.,  col.  pi.,  dlagr.     maps  (2  fold.) 
27%x34cm.     [L.C.  2-15896] 
BEATJREGARD,  Pierre  Gustave  Toutant  (1818-93).     Miss.  Confederate  general. 

B  o  a  a  r  e  g  a  r  d,  B.  T.    Tin-  Confederate  battle  flag.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)215-6. 
BECANCOUR,  Can.     Town  of  Quebec  80  m.  S.W.  of  city  of  Quebec. 

Notes    sur  les  premiers  temps  de  la  colonisation  &  BScancour.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)42-6. 
BEDEL,  Timothy  (ab.  1736-87).     N.  H.  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War  and  Am.  Revolution. 

A  1  d  r  i  c  h,  Edgar.     The  affair  of  the  Cedars  and  Colonel  Timothy  Bedel  in  the  Rev.     N  H  Hist  S  III. 2, 

1897-9(1902)194-231. 
BEECHER,  Benj.  D.  C.  (d.1868).     Connecticut  inventor. 

K  i  n  g  s  b  u  r  y,  Frederick  J.     An  Ericsson  propeller  on  tho  Farmlngton  canal.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)329-33. 
BEEF  trust.     Combination  of  Am.  meat  packers. 

The    beef    trust.     Gunton's  M  23(1902)42-7. 

Fife,  George  Buchanan.     The  great  business  combinations  of  today — Tho  so-called  beef  trust.     Cent  65 

(1902)148-58. 
BEEKMAN  family. 

B  e  e  k  m  a  n,  Geo.  C.     Public  records  In  N.  J.  concerning  the  Beekman  family.     N  i"  Rec  33(1902)42-5. 
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Roy,  Regis.     Michel  Begon.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)161-9. 
BEGON,  Michel,  4th  (ab.  1674-1740).     Intendant  of  Canada,  1712-26. 

Roy,  Regis.     Michel  Begon.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)161-9. 
BEKKERS,  B.  J.  (b.1844).     Miss.  Catholic  missionary  to  the  Choctaws. 

[Rev.    B.    J.    B  e  k  k  e  r  s.]     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)351. 
BELCHER,  Joseph  (1669-1723).     Dedham,  Mass.,  clergyman. 

Library    of  Rev.  Mr.  Belcher  (note).     Dedh  Reg  13(1902)36. 

Joseph    Belcher,  Minister  of  the  First  Church  and  Parish  in  Dedham,  1692-1723.     Dedh  Reg  13(1902)1-5. 
BELL,  Alexander  Graham  (b.1847).    Am.  scientist,  inventor,  writer. 

S  e  r  v  i  s  s,  Garrett  P.     Alexander  Graham  Bell.     Cosmopol  33(1902)42-4,  port. 
BELL,  Tyree  H.  (d.1902).     Tenn.  Confederate  officer. 

Gen.  Tyree  H.  Bell.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)464,  port. 
BELLA  COOLA  Indians.     A  tribe  of  British  Columbia. 

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BELLOWS  family. 

Peck,  Thomas  Bellows.  Parentage  of  Ezra  Bellows  of  Lunenburg,  Mass.,  and  Springfield,  Vt.  With  an 
account  of  the  Bellows  family  of  Westboro,  Mass.  Supplementary  to  the  sketch  on  p.  609  of  the  "Bel- 
lows genealogy,"  1898.  Burlington,  Vt.,  1902.  9  p.  24#cm.  [Reprinted  from  "The  Genealogical 
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BELlIONT(Mo.).     Civil  War  engagement,  Nov.  7,  1881. 

Beaton,  John,  Capt.  22d  111.  infantry.     The  battle  of  Belmont,  November  7,  1861.     A  paper  prepared  and 
read  before  the  Kansas  commandery  of  the  Military  order  of  the  loyal  legion  of  the  United  States. 
[Leavenworth  ?  1902]     16  p.     22crn.     (Military  order  of  the  loyal  legion  of  the  United  States.     Kansas 
commandery.    War  paper,  no.  22)     [L.C.  2-25799] 
BELO,  Alfred  Horatio(1839-1901).     N.  C.  Confederate  officer  and  Texas  editor. 

C  o  1.  A.  H.  Belo.    Confed  Vet  10(1902)83-4,  port. 
BENNETT,  James  Gordon  (b.1841).     N.  Y.  journalist. 

Creelman,  James.     James  Gordon  Bennett.     Cosmopol  33(1902)44-7,  port. 
BENNETT  family. 

B  o  1  t  o  n,  Ethel  Stanwood.     The  Bennetts  of  Lancaster,  Mass.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)241-7. 
BENZIE  County,  Mich.    A  Co.  in  N.W.  part  of  state  on  Lake  Michigan. 

P  a  r  k  e  r,  N.  A.     History  of  Benzie  county.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01.31(1902)98-101,  port. 
BENZONIA,  Mich.     Village,  Benzie  Co.,  about  6  m.  E.  of  Lake  Michigan. 

B  e  t  t  s,  William  A.     A  history  of  the  early  settlement  of  the  township  of  Benzonia  and  the  founding  of 

Grand  Traverse  College.     Mass  Hist  Coll  '01. 31(1902)114-25. 
BERDEL,  Heinrich  (d.1883).     Chicago  musician  (local). 

Mannhardt,  Emil.     Zwei  alte  Chicagoer,  Friedrich  Burcky  und  Nikolans  Berdel.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.3 

1902)32-3. 
BERGEN  County,  N.  J.     The  northeastern  Co.  of  state. 

Van  Winkle,  Daniel.     Old  Bergen;  history  and  reminiscences  with  maps  and  illustrations.     Jersey  City, 
J.W.Harrison  [1902]     ix  p.,  2  1.,  319  p.  Jncl.  front,   (map)  ill.     21^cm.     [Rev.in:N  Y  Rec  33(1902)254 
"a  scholarly  treatise ...  reliable  and  authentic."     L.C.  2-11123] 
BERGH,  Henry  (1820-88).    N.  Y.  founder  of  Soc.  for  prevention  of  cruelty  to  animals. 

Morris,  Clara.     Mr.  Henry  Bergh.     McClure  18(1901-2)414-22.  port.,  ill. 
BERMUDA  Islands.     British  islands  off  IT.  S,  coast,  580  m.  S.E.  of  Cape  Hatteras. 

Bell,  (Mrs.)  Euphemia  Y.     Beautiful  Bermuda.     Richmond,  Va.,  E.H.Bell,  1902.     16o.     ill.,  map. 
B  1  w  e  B,  K.  W.    The  Boer  prisoners  in  Bermuda.     Fcrtn  77(1902)985-96. 
K  e  y,  W.  S.    The  Boer  prisoners  in  Bermuda.     Outl  70(1902)424-7. 

Verrill,  Addison  E[mory]  The  Bermuda  Islands.  An  account  of  their  scenery,  climate,  productions, 
physiography,  natural  history  and  geology,  with  sketches  of  their  discovery  and  early  history,  and  the 
changes  in  their  flora  and  fauna  due  to  man.  With  38  plates  and  over  250  cuts  in  the  text.  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  The  author,  1902.  x,  548  p.  front.,  ill.,  pi.,  port.  24V&cm.  [Bibliography:  p.  437-452.  "Re- 
printed from  the  Transactions  of  the  Connecticut  academy  of  science,  v.  xi,  with  some  changes."  L.C. 
3-8354] 
BERNARDSTON,  Mass.  Post-hamlet,  Franklin  Co.,  7  m.  N.  of  Greenfield, 

Kellogg,  Mrs.  Lucy  [Jane]  (Cutler)  1866—  History  of  the  town  of  Bernardston,  Franklin  County,  Mass- 
achusetts. 1736-1900.  With  genealogies.  Greenfield,  Mass.,  E.A.Hall  &  co.,  1902.  xii,  [2],  581  p.  incl. 
facsim.  front.,  pi.,  port.,  fold,  map,  fold,  plan,  facsim.  23%cm.  [Rev.ln:N  Y  Rec  34(1903)305  "suc- 
cessful ...  genealogical  portion  occupies  half  the  volume  and  evidences  most  careful  compilation";  N  B 
Reg  57(1903)233(F.W.Parke)  "well  constructed."  L.C.  3-6506] 
BERNLtRES,  Henri  de  (fl.1659).  First  cure  of  Quebec. 

Gosselin,  Auguste.     Henri  de  Bernie'res,  premier  cur§  de  Quebec.     Quebec,  Dussault  &  Proulx,  imprimeurs, 
1902.    pp.8-392.    Rev.in:Hist  Pub  Canada  '02.7(1903)98  "well  written... a  good  example  of  ecclesiastical 
biography."] 
"BIBLE  IN  SCHOOLS."    Question  of  teaching  it  in  Am.  public  schools. 

Griffin,  Martin  I.  J.     The  Bible  in  schools.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)150-2. 
BIBLIOGRAPHY.     Art  of  book  description.    A  descriptive  list  of  books. 

General  works  only.     Special  bibliographies  are  under  their  respective  subjects;  for  list  see  Index. 
An    account    of  manuscrips,  papers,  and  documents  in  public  repositories  within  the  state  of  Missis- 
sippi.    Miss  Hist  P  5(1902)119-227. 
An    account    of  manuscripts,  papers,  and  documents  pertaining  to  Mississippi  in  public  repositories 

beyond  the  state.     Miss  Hist  P  5(1902)49-117. 

Annual  American  catalogue  cumulated,  1900-1902.     N.  Y.,  Publishers'  Weekly.  1903.     pp.  43,683. 
Bowker,  R.  R  ed.     State  publications:  a  provisional  list  of  the  official  publications  of  the  several  states  of 
the  United  States  from  their  organization:  compiled  under  the  editorial  direction  of  R.  R.  Bowker.     Part 


20  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

2:  North  central  states:  New  York,  New  Jersey,  Pennsylvania,  Ohio,   Indiana,   Illinois,  Michigan,  Wis- 
consin.    New  York,  Office  of  the  Publishers'  Weekly.  1002.     p.101-285.  0.     [An  Indispenslble  guide] 

[Catalogue  of]  The  Samuel  Burhans,  Jr.,  Collection  [In  the  N.  Y.  Gen.  Blog.  Soc.  Library].  N  Y 
Rec  33(1902)180-4. 

Cumulative  index  to  a  selected  list  of  periodicals,  monthly  and  quarterly.  Cleveland,  <).,  Cumulative  In- 
dex Co.,  1902.  4o.  [Convenient  for  early  reference — otherwise  Annual  Lit.  Index  more  useful  for 
average  student.] 

Danforth,  George  Flavel,  ed.  Quarterly  bibliography  of  books  reviewed  In  leading  American  periodicals. 
Bloomlngton,  Index  Publishing  Co.,  1902.  vol.  1.  80.  pp.  207. 

Evans,  Charles.  American  bibliography;  a  chronological  dictionary  of  all  books,  pamphlets  and  periodical 
publications  printed  in  the  D.  S.  of  America  from...  1639  down  to...  1820...  vi,  1639-1729.  Chicago, 
Priv.  print,  for  the  author,  1903.  10  x  446  p.  80.  [Chronologically,  alphabetically  by  authors  under 
each  year,  alphabetical  index  of  authors  at  end  of  (each)  volume.  A  work  of  the  very  first  rank  of 
blbliograpical  Importance  by  a  well  known  bibliographer  in  very  attractive  typographical  form.] 

Fletcher,  W.  I.  and  Bowker,  R.  R.  eds.  Annual  literary  index,  1901.  Including  periodicals,  American  and 
English;  essays,  book-chapters,  etc.  N.  Y.,  Office  of  Publishers'  Weekly,  1901.  [Annual  vol.  appears 
regularly  and  rather  promptly  after  beginning  of  the  year.] 

Hasse,  Adelaide  R.  United  States  government  publications:  a  handbook  for  the  cataloger.  Part  I.  The 
government  at  large,  the  constitution  and  treaties.  Boston,  Library  Bureau,  1902.  46  p.  O.  $1. 

Index  of  historical  pamphlets  in  the  Library  of  St.  Charles'  Seminary,  Overbrook,  Pa.  Am  Cath  Hist 
13(1902)60-119. 

Lamed,  J.  N.  The  literature  of  American  history.  A  bibliographical  guide  in  which  the  scope,  character, 
and  comparative  worth  of  books  in  selected  lists  are  set  forth  in  brief  notes  by  critics  of  authority... 
Edited  for  the  American  library  association.  [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  History  (study, 
writing  and  teaching).] 

Leon,  (N.)  Bibliografia  Mexlcana  del  siglo  XVIII  seccession  prlmSra,  primSra  parte.  Mexico,  Imp.  de  Fr. 
Diaz  de  Leon,  (1902).  pp.  463.  30  ptas. 

Leypoldt,  A.  H.  Publishers  Trade  List  Annual.  1902.  Thirtieth  year.  Index  by  author,  title  and  sub- 
ject catch-word  to  the  books  catalogued  in  the  publishers'  lists  of  1902.  New  York,  Publishers'  Weekly, 
1902.  1104  p.  80.  [This  new  feature  of  the  Trade  list  annual  is  of  very  practical  usefulness,  giving 
as  it  does  all  the  in-print  books  arranged  under  subjects;  e.  g.,  36  titles  under  "Mormons."] 

L  i  s  t  of  works  relating  to  the  American  Colonization  Society,  Liberia,  negro  colonization,  etc.,  in  the 
New  York  Public  Library.  N  Y  Bull  6(1902)265-9. 

Medina,  J.  T.     Bibllotheca  hlspano  Americano  (1493-1810)  Tomes.  5y6.  Santiago  de  Chile,  del  Author,  1902. 

New  York.  State  library.  . . .  Descriptive  list  of  French  manuscripts  copied  from  National  archives  and 
National  library  at  Paris,  1888...  Albany,  University  of  the  state  of  New  York,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  [319] 
382  p.  25cm.  (New  York  State  library.  Bulletin  57.  History  5)  81  mss.  relating  to  America;  de- 
scribed by  A.J.F.Van  Laer.  Cover-title.  [L.C.  3-7520] 

Periodicals  and  newspapers  regularly  received  at  the  library  of  the  State  Historical  Society  of 
Wisconsin.  Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1902)97-113. 

Tables  of  and  annotated  index  to  the  congressional  series  of  United  States  public  documents;  prepared  in 
the  office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office.  Washington,  Government 
Printing  Office.  1902.  769  p.  1.  Q. 

T  h  o  m  a  s,  C.  Provisional  list,  Mexico  and  Central  America,  linguistic  families,  languages,  and  dialects. 
Am  Anthrop  4 (1902) 207 (Ap). 

Wells,  Philip  P.  ed.  Literature-  of  Am.  history.  Supp.  for  1900  and  1901.  [For  details  see  same  title 
under  subject.  History  (study,  writing  and  teaching).] 

Whitmore,  William  H[enry]  1836-1900.  Catalogue  of  the  valuable  private  library  of  the  late  William  H. 
Whltmore,  of  Boston...  Part  I,  comprising  a  collection  of  about  1300  genealogies.  Part  II,  historical 
and  miscellaneous  books,  including  a  large  number  of  books  relating  to  the  local  history  of  Boston . . . 
To  be  sold  by  auction ...  Nov.  llth  to  14th,  1902...  C.F.Libbie  &  co.,  auctioneers...  [For  details  see 
same  title  under  subject.  Boston.  Mass.] 
BICKERDYKE,  Mary  A.  (1817-1901).  Nurse  in  Civil  War,  Kan.  organizer  of  relief. 

Chase,  (Mrsr.)A.     Mother  Bickerdyke.     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)189-98. 
BID  WELL,  John  (b.1819).     Cal.  Gen.  in  Civil  War,  Congressman,  Prohibitionist. 

Estate    of  Gen.  John  Bidwell  In  California.     Ctry  Life  Am  1  (1902)81  (Ja). 
BIGOT,  M.     Canadian  Intendant. 

L'intendant    Bigot.     La  Presse,  Jan.  11&25(1902). 
BIHN,  Joseph  Louis  (1822-93).     Catholic  priest. 

Rev.  Joseph  Louis  Bihn.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)384,  port. 
BILES,  William  (fl.1679).     Fa.  pioneer,  Quaker  preacher. 

White,  Miles,   Jr.     William  Biles.     Penn  Mag  26(1902)58-70,192-206,348-59. 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902.  21 

BILLIARDS.     Game  of  skill,  played  on  tables  with  ivory  balls. 

Billiards,     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)77. 
"BILLS  of  credit."    Form  of  colonial  currency. 

R  o  b  y,  James.     The  "raising"  of  bills  of  credit,  1776.     Host  Bull  7(1902)460-2. 
BILTMORE.     Estate  of  Geo.  W.  Vanderbilt  near  Asheville,  N.  C. 

W  o  s  t  o  n,  G.  F.     Biltmore,  estate  of  Geo.  W.  Vanderbilt.     Ctry  Life  Am  2(1902)180(8). 
BINGHAM,   Harry  (1821-1900).     N.  H.   lawyer  and  politician. 

Batchellor,  Albert  Stillman.     Address  before  the  Grafton  and  Coo's  counties  bar  association  at  the  meeting 
hold  at  Woodsvllle,  for  the  presentation  of  memoirs  of  Harry  Bingham,  December  11,  1900.     Relations 
to  literature.     Concord,  N.  H.,  Rumford  press,  1902.     19  p.     23cm.     [L.C.  2-19819] 
BINGHAM,  John  A.  (b.1815).     Ohio  Congressman,  U.  8.  minister  to  Japan. 

F  o  r  a  k  o  r,  J.  B.    John  A.  Bingham.    Address  at  Cadiz,  O.,  Oct.  5,  1901.    Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902) 

331-551. 
BIN1NGER,  Abraham  (1720-1811).     Moravian  missionary  to  West  Indies. 

Pine,  John  B.     Abraham  Bininger.     N  Y  Rec  33(1902)135-7. 
BIOGRAPHY,  Gen.    Collected  works  on  Am.  biography. 

Armstrong,  W.  J.     The  greatest  living  men.     Columbus,  O.,  Harriman,  1902. 

Banks,  Louis  Albert.  Youth  of  famous  Americans,  by  Rev.  Louis  Albert  Banks...  New  York,  Eaton  & 
Mains;  Cincinnati,  Jennings  &  Pye  [1902]  302  p.  incl.  port.  16V&cm.  [L.C.  2-20251] 

Contemporary  American  biography.  Biographical  sketches  of  representative  men  of  the  day.  N.  Y.,  At- 
lantic Pub.  &  Engraving  Co.,  1902.  pp.  449.  4o.  port.  [41.Men.ln:N  E  Reg  57(1903)232(F.W.Parke) 
"a  full  treasury  of  reference  and  Information." 

Hamm,  Margherita  Arlina.  Builders  of  the  republic;  some  great  Americans  who  have  aided  In  the  making 
of  the  nation.  New  York,  J.  Pott  &  company,  1902.  xvill,  410  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.,  facslm.  20I,icm. 
[Contents. — George  Washington. — Benjamin  Franklin. — Thomas  Jefferson. — Alexander  Hamilton. — John 
Jay. — John  Adams. — George  Clinton. — Samuel  Adams. — Philip  Livingston. — Roger  Sherman. — Philip  John 
Schuyler. — James  Madison. — Patrick  Henry. — Henry  Knox. — Robert  Morris.—- John  Hancock. — John  Paul 
Jones. — Elbridge  Gerry. — James  Otis. — Robert  R.  Livingston. — John  Marshall. — Gouverneur  Morris. — 
Richard  Henry  Lee. — Anthony  Wayne. — Abraham  Lincoln.  L.C.  2-22283] 

Hamm,  Margherita  A.  Famous  families  of  New  York.  Historical  and  biographical  sketches  of  families 
which  in  successive  generations  have  been  identified  with  the  development  of  the  nation.  N.  Y.,  Put- 
nams.  2  vols.  17-256,  8-269  p.  80.  [Rev. in: Nation  76(1903)31  "like  a  glorified  'Who's  Who'... In- 
structive..  .rather  for  reference  than. .  .literary  delectation. .  .Index";  N  Y  Rec  34(1903)67-8] 

Harrison,  Mitchell  C[harles]  comp.  Prominent  and  progressive  Americans;  an  encyclopaedia  of  contem- 
poraneous biography.  [New  York]  New  York  tribune,  1902.  port.  29cm.  [L.C.  3-180] 

Herringshaw,  Thomas  W.  ed.  and  comp.  Herrlngshaw's  encyclopedia  of  American  biography  of  the  nine- 
teenth century.  Chicago,  1902.  4o.  pp.  1046,  ports.  [Rev.ln:Gulf  Mag  1(1902)234-5  "utter[ly]  unre- 
liable and  worthless. .  .filled  with  errors... will  do  Incalculable  harm."  Nevertheless  is  very  useful  for 
names  not  found  elsewhere  and  many  small  but  excellent  ports.] 

National  cyclopedia  of  Am.  biography.     N.  Y..  J.T. White,     vs.  9,10,1901;  v.  11,1901-2.     12  v.     80.  111. 

Neville,  Ja.  E.  ed.     Famous  sayings  of  famous  Americans.     Syracuse  Courier  Pr.,  1902.     16o. 

Smith,  Helen  Ainslie.  ...One  hundred  famous  Americans. .  .revised  to  date,  with  article  on  "Hall  of 
fame"  by  Chancellor  H.M.MacCracken. . .  [Hall  of  fame  ed.]  New  York,  G.Routledge  '&  sons,  limited 
[1902]  vlii,  574  p.  front.,  ill.,  port.  22V2cm.  [L.C.  2-21265] 

Stephen,  Leslie.  Studies  of  a  biographer,  vol.  3  and  4.  (second  series)  N.  Y.,  Putnam,  1902.  [Rev.ln: 
Nation  75(1902)505-6  "delightfully  characteristic. .  .to  Emerson  Mr.  Stephen ...  gives  a  surprisingly  sym- 
pathetic essay."] 

True  stories  of  great  Americans.     Milwaukee,  H.G.Campbell.  1902.     12  r. 

Wall,  W.     What  great  men  have  said  about  great  men.     N.  Y.,  Dntton,  1902.     12o. 

Who's  Who  in  America.  A  biographical  dictionary  of  notable  living  men  and  women  of  the  Dnited  States, 
1901-2.  Chicago,  A.N.Marquis  &  Co.  [1901].  16-1304  p. 

Who's  Who,  1902.  An  annual  biograpbical  dictionary.  London,  Adam  and  Chas.  Black;  N.  Y.,  Macmlllan, 
1902.  1-12  p.  [Rev.inrNation  74(1902)92  "More  inclusive ...  than  last  year's  Issue... has  a  universal  out- 
look...main  value  still  British";  Dial  32(1902)131  "useful. .  .biographies  include  a  few  Americans. .  .se- 
lection. .  .made  after  a  haphazard  fashion."] 

Young,  J.  R.    Men  and  memories.     N.  Y.,  Neely,  1902.    2  v.  and  1  T.     12o. 

Note.     For  current  American  biography  such  annual  works  as  the  directories  of  Congress  and  state  legis- 
lature, ecclesiastical  year  books,  college  directories  of  graduates,  the  "Minerva,"  etc. 
BIRBECK,  Morris  (d.1825).     111.  pioneer,  abolitionist. 

An    English    farmer  at  Pittsburgh  In  1817.     Plttsb  Bull  7(1902)189-95. 


22  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

BIRD,  Wm.  (1823-1902).     Presb.  olerg.  and  missionary,  Syria,  1852-1902. 

J  e  s  8  u  p,  Sam.     Rev.  Wm.  Bird.     Ass  Her  7(1902)448-9. 
BIRNEY,  James  G.  (1792-1857).     Ala.  and  Ky.  abolitionist  editor  and  writer. 

James   G.  Birney  and  the  Philomathic  Society  of  the  Univ.  of  Ala.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)214. 
BIRTHRATE.     Proportion  of  births  to  inhabitants. 

W  e  s  t  o  n,  J.     The  weak  spot  in  the  American  republic.     19th  Cent  52(1902)905-12. 
BISHOP,  Joel  Prentiss  (1814-1901).     Mass,  lawyer  and  publicist. 

Bishop,  Chas.  S.     Joel  Prentiss  Bishop,  LL.D.     Am  Law  R  36(1902)1-9,  port. 
BLACK  BEARD  (d.1717).     Name  for  Edward  Teach,  pirate  off  southern  coast. 

A  s  b  e,  S.  A.     The  old  pirates,  Black  Beard  and  Bonnett.     N  C  Bookl  2.2(1902)3-23. 
BLACK,  James  (fl.1729).     Va.  physician. 

A    Virginia    doctor's  medicines,  1729  (note).     Va  Mag  10(1902)216-7. 
BLACK,  Jeremiah  Sullivan  (1810-83).     Pa.  Chief  Justice,  IT.  S.  Attor.  Gen.,  Sec'y  of  State. 

J  o  n  e  s,  J.  S.     Why  Judge  Black  withdrew  from  the. .  .trial  of  Prest.  Johnson.  Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)244-8. 
BLACK,  John  (fl.1807).     Quebec  deputy. 

M.    Black,  Depute  de  Quebec.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)200. 
BLACK  HAWK  War.     War  with  Sac  and  Fox  Indians,  1882. 

Williams,  John  R.  (Comp.  Burton,  C.  M.)    The  Black  Hawk  War.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01.31(1902)313-471. 
BLACK  Hills.     Mountains  in  S.W.  of  South  Dakota  and  N.E.  of  Wyoming. 

Sanford,  John  I.  comp.     The  Black  Hills  souvenir;  a  pictorial  and  historic  description  of  the  Black  Hills. 
Denver,  Col.,  Printed  by  the  Wllllamson-Haffner  engraving  co.,  1902.     223  p.     111.,   col.   front.     17%  t 
23%cm.     [L.C.  3-2704] 
BLACK  Warrior  (River)  expedition.     Exp.  of  Creek  war,  1813-14. 

H  a  1  b  e  r  t,  H.  S.     ...  Black  Warrior  expeditions  during  the  Creek  war  of  1813  and  1814  ?     Gulf  Mag  1 

(1902)145-6. 
BLACKBURN,  Wm.  Maxwell  (1828-98).     111.  and  Dak.  Fresb.  clerg.,  educator  and  historian. 

[  R  i  g  g  s,  T.  L.]     William  Maxwell  Blackburn.     S  Dakota  Hist  Soc  Col  1(1902)25-36. 
BLAKE,  Francis  (b.1850).     Mass,  astronomer  and  inventor. 

Francis    Blake,  A.  M.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)334. 
BLAKE,  S.  Leroy  (d.1902).    Conn.  Congregational  clergyman  and  writer. 

B  i  x  1  e  r,  James  W.     Rev.  S.  Leroy  Blake,  D.  D.  Am  Miss  56(1002)426. 
BLAKELEY,  Johnston  (1781-1814).     North  Carolina  naval  officer. 

B  a  1 1 1  e,  K.  P.    A  N.  C.  naval  hero  and  his  daughter.     Capt.  Johnston  Blakely.     N  C  Bookl  1.9(1901)3-15. 
BLAKESLEY  family. 

Shepard,  James.     Samuel  Blakesley  of  New  Haven,  Conn.,  and  his  descendants.     Boston,  Press  of  D.Clapp 
&  son,  1902.     15  p.     25%cm.     ["Reprinted  for  the  author  from  the  New-England  historical  and  genea- 
logical register   for  July,    1902."     Sl.note   iu:N    Y   Rec  33(1902)253;    Men.in:Old    Northw   Q   5(1902)154. 
L.C.  2-24595] 
Shepard,  James,   Esq.     Samuel  Blakesley  of  New  Haven,   Conn.,   and  his  descendants.     N   B  Reg  56 

(1902)277-89. 
BLANCHARD,  Samuel  Stillman  (1835-1901).     Mass,  merchant,  State  senator. 

S  a  m  u  e    Stillman  Blanchard.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)Suppl  liv-lvi. 
BLOCKADE.     Closing  of  an  enemy's  port  by  effective  patrol. 

S  p  r  u  n  t,  James.     Tales  of  the  Cape  Fear  blockade.     N  C  Bookl  1.10(1902)5-112,  ill. 
BLOOMFIELD,  N.  J.     Village  of  Essex  Co.  4  m.  N.N.W.  of  Newark. 

Hulin,  Stephen  Morris.     Real  and  ideal  Bloomfleld;  the  briedy-told  story  of  church-town,  township  and  in- 
corporated town  of  to-day...     Bloomfield,  N.  J.,  Groebe-McGovem  co>.,   Newark,  N.  J.,  1902.     3  p.  1.,  9- 
63.   [1]  p.  incl.  front.,  ill.     25&cm.     [L.C.  3-1270] 
BLOOMINGTON,  111.     City,  county  seat  of  McLean  Co.,  44  m.  N.  of  Decatur. 

H  a  r  i  n  g,  Theo.     Ttichtige  deutscbe  Manner  Bloomington's.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.4(1902)39-42. 
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IT.  S.     War  dept.     ...Court-martial  and  military  services  of  Hamilton  H.  Blunt.     Letter  from  the  secre- 
tary of  war,   transmitting  a  copy  of  all  records  and  papers.. .      February  12,   1902. — Referred  to  the 
Committee  on  military  affairs  and  ordered  to  be  printed.     [Warshlngtdn,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902]     157  p. 
23%cm.     (57th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate.     Doc.  ho.  185)     [L.C.  3-3436] 
BLOTTNT,  William  (1747-1800).    TT.  S.  senator,  Gov.  of  Territory  of  Tenn. 

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BLOtTNT  family. 

[Presoott,  Helen  M.      Blount]      Blount  and   Blunt.      [Washington,    D.    C.]      Press  of  W.F.Roberts,    1902. 

geneal.  chart,  56  x  43%cm.     [L.C.  2-12289] 
BbCHER,  Ferdinand  (1832-1902).     Harvard  Prof,  of  modern  languages. 

G  r  a  n  d  g  e  n  t,  0.  H.     Ferdinand  Bflcher.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)42-5,  port. 

BOEHM  family. 

Horn,  A[lfred]  P.  ed.     Proceedings  of  the  re-union  of  Apple's  church  and  of  the  Boehm  family,  celebrated 
at  Apple's  or  New  Jerusalem   Reformed   and  Lutheran  church,   Leithsvllle,    Northampton   county,   Pa., 
September  14,  1895.     Hellertown,  Pa.,  H.D.Laubach,  1902.     154  p.     pi.,  port.     23cm.     [L.C.  2-20018] 
BOHEMIAN  Americans.     Natives  of  Bohemia  living  in  the  Tf.  8. 

V  la  ch,  J.  J.     Our  Bohemian  population.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1902)159-62. 
BOISSIERE,  Ernest  Valeton  (1810-94).     Kansas  horticulturist  and  philanthropist. 

H  u  r  o  n,  G.  A.     Ernest  Valeton  Boissiere.     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)552-64. 
BOLGER,  Henry  L.  Pinckney  (1846-1901).     S.  C.  judge  and  legislator. 

Henry    L.  Pinckney  Bolger  [Obit.].     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)68. 
BOLIVIA,  8.  A.     Republic  lying  inland  between  Brazil,  Argentine,  Chile  and  Peru. 

Between    the  Andes  and  the  Amazon,  or  Undeveloped  Bolivia.     Chamb  J  79(1902)  157(Mr). 
C  b  u  r  c  h,  G.  E.    Bolivia  by  the  Rio  de  la  Plata  route.    Geog  J  19(1902)64(Ja). 
Mcllroy,  Arthur.     Bolivia  field  for  American  trade.     Nat'l  M  (Boat)  15(1901-2)691-6,  111.,  port. 
NordenskiBld,  E.     Explorations  dans  les  regions  frontifires  de  la  Bolivie  et  de  la  R6publique  Argen- 
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P  e  r  e  z,  A.  G.     Orcanizacion  militar  de  America.  Bolivia.     Estud  Milit  0  Aont  (1902). 
BOLTON.  Conn.     Township  of  Tolland  Co.  17  m.  E.  of  Hartford. 
T  a  1  c  o  t  t,  M.  K.     Records  of  the  church  In  Bolton,  Conn.     N  B  Reg  55(1901)34-9,281-7;  56(1902)162-7. 

347-56. 
BONAPARTE,  Joseph  (1768-1844).     King  of  Spain,  resident  of  XT.  S. 

T  o  m  1  i  n  s  o  n,  B.  T.     When  the  King  of  Spain  was  an  exile  In  northern  N.  Y.     Indep  54(1902)449-52. 
BONAPARTE,  Louis  Napoleon  (1803-73).     French  emperor. 

Stevenson,  Sara  Y.    Prince  Louis  Napoleon  and  the  Nicaragua  canal.     Cent  64(1902)391-6,  port. 
BONNETT,  Steed  (fl.1617).     North  Carolina  pirate. 

A  g  h  e,  S.  A.     The  old  pirates,  Black  Beard  and  Bonnett.     N  C  Bookl  2.2(1902)3-23. 
BOOK  Plates.    Printed  or  engraved  labels  to  mark  ownership  of  books. 

Allen,  Charles  Dexter.     The  appeal  of  the  book  plate,  antiquarian  and  artistic.     Cent  03(1901-2)238-47. 
C  h  a  d  w  1  c  k,  E.  M.     Book  plates.     Acadlensis  2(1902)122-130.  facs..  ill. 
H  a  r  d  y,  W.  J.     American  book  plates.    Am  Herald  J  2(1902)2-6. 
Jack,  David  Russell.     Book  plates.     Acadlensis  2(1902)189-97,276-8,  facs.,  111. 
BOOKBINDING.    The  fastening  together  and  covering  of  the  parts  of  books. 

B  o  w  d  o  i  n,  W.  G.     American  bookbinders  and  their  work.     Indep  54(1902)2997-3004,  111. 
B  o  w  d  o  i  n,  W.  G.    Artistic  bookbinding  in  America.     Outl  71(1902)254-61,  111. 
BOOKKEEPING.     Systematic  keeping  of  business  accounts. 

A    business    cutom  in  Boston,  1719  [Bookkeeping  methods].     Bost  Ball  7(1902)73. 
BOOKS.    Printed  or  written  records  of  human  thought. 

W  o  r  m  1  e  y,  Ralph.    Advertisement  of  lost  book,  1774  (note).     Va  Hag  10(1902)103. 
BOONE,  Daniel  (1735-1820).    Ky.  pioneer  and  Indian  fighter. 

Hartley,  Cecil  B.  The  life  and  times  of  Colonel  Daniel  Boone;  with  an  introduction  by  G.  Mercer  Adam 
...  New  York,  The  Perkins  book  company  [c!902]  rill,  [2],  385  p.  front,  (port.)  pi.  19cm.  ([Heroes 
of  history])  [L.C.  3-9579] 

Thwaites,  Reuben  Gold.     Daniel  Boone,  by  Reuben  Gold  Thwaites. . .     New  York,  D.Appleton  &  company, 
1902.     xv,  257  p.     front,   (port.)  pi.,  facsim.     19%cm.     (Appleton's  life  histories)     [Rev.in:Am  Hist  B 
8(1903) 779-80fF. W.Moore)    "characterized  by  clearness  of  outline,   balance  of  parts,   unity  of  purpose, 
and  completeness  in  itself ..  .admirably  presented";  Nation  75(1902)489  "Peck. .  .and. .  .early  Draper  col- 
lections..  .would  remain  the  standard  biography  but  for  the  Improvements ...  Mr.  Thwaites. .  .adds. .  .[a] 
finality";  Dial  33(1902)335  "..  .graphic. .  .a  vivid  idea... of  this  pioneer  in  many  states."    L.C.  2-20873] 
BOOTH,  Edwin  Thomas  (1833-93).     American  aotor. 
Edwin    Booth  (letter  of).     Collect  15(1902)47. 
BORGLTJU,  Solon  H.  (b.1868).     American  sculptor. 

Goodrich,  Arthur.     The  frontier  In  sculpture.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1857-74,  111.,  port. 


24  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902. 

B6RSTLER,  Christian  (fl.1787).     Md.  German  American  settler. 

K  e  n  k  e  1,  F.  P.     Tagebuch  von  Christian  Borstler,  geboren  von  Glanmliuchweiler,  boj-  Cusel  in  Theutsch- 
land,  auf  Cor  Relse  nach  Baltimore  In  Amorlka.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.1(1902)56-8,2.2.29-32,2.3.49-51,2.4.49-56. 
BOHTON  family. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Haines,   Sharp,   Collins,   Wills,   Gardiner,   Prlckitt,   Eves,   Evans,   Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
BOSS  family. 

Boss,  William  Graham.     An  Inquiry  concerning  the  Boss  family  and  the  name  Boss.     Correspondence  be- 
tween William  Graham  Boss... and  Henry  Rush  Boss...     Chicago,  The  Ben  Franklin  co.,  1902.     187  p. 
ill.,    port.      23cm.      [Rev.in:N    E   Reg   56(1902)325(F.W.Parke)    "material   of ..  .Importance. .  .thoroughly 
treated. .  .agreeable  miscellany."     L.C.  2-9130] 
BOSTON,  Mass.     Capital  of  Mass.,  on  Mass.  Bay. 

Annual  report  of  the  cemetery  department  of  the  city  of  Boston  for  the  fiscal  year  1901-1902.  Boston,  Mu- 
nicipal Printing  Office,  1902.  pp.  146.  80.  111.,  plan.  [31.Men.inrN  E  Reg  57(1903)233(F.W.Parke) 
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Boston.  Brattle  Square  church.  The  Manifesto  church.  Records,  with  lists  of  communicants,  baptisms, 
marriages,  and  funerals,  1699-1872.  Boston,  The  Benevolent  fraternity  of  churches,  1902.  xvi  p.,  1  1., 
448  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.,  fold,  plan,  facslm.  (partly  fold.)  25cm.  [L.C.  3-987] 

Boston.  Engineering  dept.  ...List  of  maps  of  Boston  published  between  1614  and  1822,  copies  of  which 
are  to  be  found  in  the  possession  of  the  city  of  Boston  or  other  collectors  of  the  same.  Reprint  of  Ap- 
pendix J,  Annual  report  of  the  city  engineer.  February  1,  1902.  Boston,  Municipal  printing  office,  1902. 
35  p.  23cm.  [Men.in:N  E  Eng  57(1903)341.  L.C.  3416] 

Boston,  Mass.  Cemetery  dept.  Historical  sketch  and  matters  appertaining  to  the  Granary  burial-ground. 
Published  by  the  Cemetery  department  of  the  city  of  Boston. . .  Boston,  Municipal  printing  office,  1902. 
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Brissot,  Jeanne  F.  Boston  In  1788;  fr.  New  travels  in  the  C.  S.  of  America.  (Old  South  leaflets  no.  126) 
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Carruth.  Frances  Weston.  Fictional  rambles  In  &  about  Boston...  New  York,  McClure,  Phillips  and  com- 
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Cole,  William  I.     Early  churches  at  the  North  End,  Boston.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)241-56,  ill.,  port. 

Cone,  Kate  M.     Cotton  Mather's  birthplace.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902)55-64. 

Green,  S.  A.  Ten  facsimile  reproductions  relating  to  Old  Boston  and  neighborhood.  Boston,  G.E.Little- 
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Hale,  Edward  Everett.  Memories  of  a  hundred  years.  Outl  70(1902)31-47,549-61,840-52;  71.70-80,404-14, 
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The  Manifesto  Church.  Records  of  the  church  in  Brattle  Square,  Boston,  with  lists  of  communicants,  bap- 
tisms, marriages,  and  funerals,  1699-1872.  Boston,  The  Benevolent  Fraternity  of  Churches,  1902.  8vo. 
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Martin,  George  H.     Boston  schools  one  hundred  years  ago.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)628-42. 

National  association  of  stationary  engineers.  Official  souvenir  programme,  21st  annual  convention...  Bos- 
ton, Massachusetts,  September  1-6,  1902.  [Boston?  1902]  ill.,  port.,  plan.  12U.  x  18cm.  [L.C.  2-24093] 

Norcross,  Frederic  Walter.     Ye  ancient  inns  of  Boston  town.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)315-25. 

P  a  r  d  e  e,  Joseph  Nelson.     With  a  Boston  market  man.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)450-63. 

Pictorial  guide  to  Boston  and  the  country  around...  Boston,  The  G.W.Armstrong  dining  room  &-news  co., 
1902.  1  p.  1.,  203  p.  Incl.  ill.,  pi.  front.,  fold.  map.  17cm.  [L.C.  2-15635] 

The    [R.  C.]  church  in  Boston  in  1819.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)113-4. 

Schuyler,  M.    Boston,  Mass.,  ancient  and  modern.     Pall  Mall  M  28(1902)325(N). 

Second  report  of  the  Record  Commissioners  of  the  City  of  Boston;  containing  the  Boston  records,  1634- 
1660,  and  the  Book  of  Possessions.  Third  edit.  Boston,  Municipal  Printing  Office,  1902.  pp.  8+137.  80. 
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S  t  o  ry,  D.    Boston,  Mass.,  city  of  a  great  tradition.    Munsey  28(1902)1(0),  ill. 

The    troubles    in  Boston  [1774].     Collect  15(1902)  138-9. 

Tyler,  Harry  'W[alter],  A  handbook  of  the  principal  scientific  institutions  of  Boston  and  vicinity,  prepared 
...with  the  compliments  of  the  local  members  of  the  American  society  of  mechanical  engineers  at  its 
forty-fifth  meeting,  Boston,  Mass.,  May  27-30,  1902.  [Boston,  Rockwell  &  Churchill  press,  1902]  Ix, 
[2],  6-118  p.  pi.,  fold.  plan.  18cm.  [L.C.  2-15613] 

W  a  1 1 1  s,  John.     Petition  for  renewal  of  tavern  license,  1714(7).     Bost  Bull  7(1902)348-9. 

Whiting,  Lilian.  Boston  days,  the  city  of  beautiful  ideals:  Concord  and  its  famous  authors;  the  golden 
age  of  genius;  dawn  of  the  twentieth  century,  by  Lilian  Whiting...  Boston,  Little,  Brown  and  com- 
pany. 1902.  xil,  485p.  front.,  pi.,  port.,  facslm.  201/£cm.  [Rev.in:Natlon  75(1902)481  "portraits, 


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views  of  homes,  facsimilies  of  MSS. .  .discursive  biographical  and  semi-historical  sketches";  Dial  34(1003) 
124  "much  to  be  said  in  praise. .  .[a] ..  .tendency  to  diffnsouess,  frequent  repetition,  and  errors  of  fact 
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Whitmore,  William  H[enry].  Catalogue  of  the  valuable  private  library  of  the  late  William  H.  Whitmore, 
of  Boston...  Part  I,  comprising  a  collection  of  about  1300  genealogies.  Part  II,  historical  and  miscel- 
laneous books,  including  a  large  number  of  books  relating  to  the  local  history  of  Boston...  To  be  sold 
by  auction ...  Nov.  llth  to  14th,  1902...  C.F.Libbie  &  co.,  auctioneers...  [Boston,  Libbie  show  print, 
1902]  1  p.  1.,  228  p.  front,  (port.)  111.,  facsiin.  (partly  fold.)  24cm.  [Prices  noted  in  ms.  on  margin. 
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Winslow,  Helen  M[aria].  ...Literary  Boston  of  to-day,  by  Helen  M.  Winslo\v...  Boston,  L.C. Page  &. 
company,  1903  [1902]  xii,  [2],  11-444  p.  front.,  port.  18cm.  (Little  pilgrimages  series)  [Rev.ln: 
Nation  75(1902)265  "Biographical  sketches. .  .writtfn  with  sobriety  if ..  .'genially'  and  In. . . .louTTTalistie 
vein."  L.C.  2-2065] 

W  i  n  t  h  r  o  p,  Wait.     Boston  Free  Grammar  School.  3710.     Bost  Bull  7(1902)347-8. 
BOSTON  Public  Library.     Municipal  library  opened  1854. 

Whitney,  James  Lyman.     Incidents  in  the  history  of  the  Boston  public  library.     Lib  J  27(1902)016-24 
BOSTON  Siege.     Shutting  up  of  British  in  B.,  1775-8. 

Miller,  William  T.   (letters)   to  his  wife,  from  the  camp  before  Boston,  1775.     Boat  Bull  7(1902)419-24. 
W  i  n  s  1  o  w,  Erving.     A  Loyalist  in  the  siege  of  Boston.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)48-54. 
BOSTON  tea  party.     Destruction  of  tea  cargoes  by  patriots  in  disguise  of  Indians,  1773. 

W  h  e  e  1  e  r.  Elisha   [letter].     N  E  Reg  56(1902)205. 
BOSTON  and  Worcester  railroads.     Mass.  R.  R.  incorporated  1831. 

Hill,  Benjamin  Thomas.     The  beginnings  of  the  Boston  and  Worcester  railroad.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901) 

526-76,  ill.,  port.,  facs. 
BOITCHETTE.  Robert  Shore  Milnes.  Canadian  customs  commissioner. 

Robert-Shore-Milnes    Bouchette  commissaire  des  Douanes  du  Canada,   1868-1874.      Rech  Hist 

8(1902)116,  port.  only. 
BOUNTIES.     Premium  given  soldiers  to  induce  service. 

Bounties    to  soldiers  and  the  depreciation  of  the  Continental  Currency  1780.     Bost  Bull  7(1902)464-6. 
BOUTEROUE,  Claude  de  (fl.1668).     Intendant  of  New  France. 

R  o  y,  Regis.     Claude  de  Bouteroue.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)341-3. 

BOUTON,  Nathaniel  (1799-1878).     Concord,  N.  H.  Congregational  clergyman  and  writer. 
Bout  on,  J.  B.     Rev.  Nathaniel  Bouton,   D.D.     Granite  M  33(1902)180-95,  port. 

Bouton,  John  Bell.     A  sketch  of  the  character  and  life-work  of   Rev.   Nathaniel   Bouton,    D.D.,    pastor  of 
First  Congregational  church,  Concord,   N.  H.,   1825-1867.     Printed  for  the  Church  1902.     pp.   15,  1.     80., 
ill.      [41.Mon.in:N    E   Reg  57(1903)230(F.W.Parke)    "delightful   reading."] 
BOW,  A  town  of  Merrimac  Co.  N.  H.  5  miles  S.  of  Concord. 

Walker,  Joseph  B.     An  address  upon  the  long  controversy  of  the  proprietors  of  the  plantation  of  Penny 
Cook  with  the  proprietors  of  the  Town  of  Bow.   1727-1789.     Delivered  at  a  meeting  of  the  New  Hamp- 
shire Historical  Society,  March  9,  1898.     Concord,   N.  H.  Rumford  Press.   1901.     8  vo.  pp.  34.     [Reprint 
from  Trans,  of  N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.] 
BOWDITCH,   Henry  Ingersoll  (1808-92).     Mass,   physician,   professor,   writer. 

Bowditch,  Vincent  Y[ardley].  Life  and  correspondence  of  Henry  Ingersoll  Bowditch,  by  his  son,  Vincent 
Y.  Bowditch...  Boston  and  New  York,  Houghton,  Mifflin  and  company.  1902.  2  v.  front.,  pi.,  port., 
facsim.  22y2cm.  [Rev.inrNation  76(1903)360-1  "what  he  has  written  of  certain  phases  of  the  anti- 
slavery  conflict  will  take  a  place  among  the  most  entertaining  and  instructive  recollections  of  that  con- 
tiict";  Dial  34(1903)197-8(A.R.Marble)  "[a]  rare  success. .  .valuable. .  .public  and  personal  incidents 
are  tactfully  blended."  L.C.  2-30400] 
BOWDOIN  College.  Founded  1744  (1802)  Brunswick,  Me. 

Bowdoin  college.     Class  of  1877.     Memoranda  regarding  members  of  the  class,   with  an  historical  sketch 
of  the  college  from  1S77   to  1901...      [Boston.   J.E.Chapman]    J902.     1C*  p.,   1  1.     111.    (port.)     23%cm. 
(Its  Class  report,     no.  4)     [Edited  by  John  Eliphaz  Chapman.     L.C.  3-9221] 
Cole,  William  I.     Bowdoin  College:  A  century  of  service.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)693-7,  111.,  port. 
BOWEN,  Herbert  Wolcott  (b,1852).     U.  S.  minister  to  Venezuela,  writer. 

Holt,  Hamilton.     The  United  States  minister  at  Caracas.     Indep  54(1902)2991-2.  ill.,  port. 
BOWEN,  John  H.  (1780-1822).     Tennessee  lawyer  and  Congressman. 

Campbell    papers.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)324-7. 
BOWER  family. 
G  o  v.    Archibald    Roane.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)322-4.  port. 


2«  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

BOWIE  family. 

Bowie    arms  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)278. 
BOWLING.     Game  of  exercise  and  skill  played  with  wooden  balls. 

Elliott,  George.     Bowling  on  tha  green.     Canad  M  19(1902)513-23,  ill. 
BOWNE  family. 

R  e  a  d  i  u  g,  M.  K.     William  Bowne  and  his  descendants  in  America.     Jerseyman  8(1902)13-16,25-32. 
BOX  family. 

Marsh,  Lucius  B[olles],  and  Parker  (Mrs.)  Harriet  F.,  comp.     Bronsdon  and  Box  families.     Part  I.  Robert 
Bronsdon,   merchant,  and  his  descendants.     Part  II.   John  Box,   ropemaker,   and  his  descendants,     xix, 
311,  [1]  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.,  facsim.     24cm.     [For  details  sec  same  title  under  subject,  Bronsdon  fam- 
ily.    L.C.  2-13121] 
BOYNTON,  Eleazer  (1824-1901).     Mass,  merchant,  state  senator. 

B  o  y  n  t  o  n,  Nehemlah.     Eleazer  Boynton.     N  E  Reg  56  Suppl.  (1902)lix-lx. 
BRACKENRIDGE,  Henry  M.  (1788-1871).     Pa  lawyer,  writer,  historian. 

B  r  a  c-k  e  n  r  I  d  g  e,  H.  M.     "Pittsburgh  one  hundred  years  ago"    [Recollections].     Pittsb  Bull  7(1902) 

335-48. 
BRACKENRIDGE,  Hugh  Henry  (1748-1816).     Pa.  editor,  writer,  judge. 

Brack  cnrldge's    account  of  Pittsburgh  in  1786.     Pittsb  Bull  7(1902)257-62,288-90,332-5. 
BRADDOCK,  Edw.  (1695-1755).     Gen.  French  and  Indian  War,  defeated  July  9,1755. 

Craighlll,  Wm.  P.     ...March  of  Braddock's  troops... in  1755.     W  Va  Mag  2.3(1902)16-36,  ill.,  port. 
BRADFORD  family. 

Bo  w  m  a  n,G.  E.     Major  William  Bradford's  will  and  inventory.     Maytt  Desc  4(1902)143-7. 
BRADFORD  manuscript.    Ms.  of  Bradford's  History,  lost  in  Rev.,  recovered  1898. 

Hoar,  George  F.     Return  of  the  Bradford  Manuscript.     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  II  15(1901-2)78-81. 
BRADLEE,  Caleb  Davis  (1831-97).     Boston  clergyman,  historical  and  genealogical  writer. 

The    Rev.    Caleb    Davis  Bradlee,  D.D.     N  J  Hist  S  2(1902)197. 
BRADLEY  family. 

Will   of  John  Bradley  [Salem,  Mass.,  ab.1642].     Ess  Ant  6(1902)19. 
BRAGG,  Edward  Stuyvesant  (b.1827).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  brig.-gen.  in  Civil  War,  Congressman. 

Gen.    Edward    S.  Bragg,  with  portrait.     Nat'l  M(Bost)16(1902)438(Jl). 
SRAINARD,  John  G.  C.  (1797-1828).     Conn,  poet  and  editor. 

Parsons,  Francis.     Brainard — A  poet  of  Hartford's  early  literati.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)371-80,  port. 
BRAINERD,  Nathan  Hoit  (1818-1901).     Iowa  editor. 

Rogers,  Frances  Louise.     Nathan  Hoit  Brainerd.     Iowa  Hist  Rec  18(1902)401-6. 
BRAINTREE,  Mass.    Village  of  Norfolk  Co.  10  m.  8.  of  Boston. 

Bates,  Samuel  A[ustin].     ...The  Arnold  family.     As  entered  upon  the  records  of  the  town  of  Braintree. 

1640  to  1853.     [48]  p.     10&  x  12cm.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Arnold  family.] 
BRANDYWTNE  (Pa.).     Revolutionary  battle  Sept.  11,  1777. 

Hoc  ton,  F.  C.     Battle  of  Brandywine  with  its  lines  of  battles.     Spirit  of  '76(1902)1,4-6. 
BRANT,  Joseph  (1742-1807).    N.  Y.  Indian  chief,  British  ally  in  Am.  Rev. 

Crulkshank.     Joseph  Brant  in  the  American  Revolution.     Trans  Canad  Institute  7,  391-407. 
BRAZIL,  S.  A.     Republic  of  South  America  on  the  Atlantic  coast. 

A  in  e  r  i  k  a.     Nord-amerikanisches,  Brasilisches.     Kolon.  Ztsch.  (1902)  136. 

Canstatt,  Oskar.      Kritisches    repertorlum    der    deutsch-brasilianischen    literatur,    von    Oscar    Canstatt. . . 
Berlin,   D.Reimer(E.Vohs<en)   1902.     vi,    [1],   124  p.     26cm.     [L.C.  3-13103] 

Chamberlain,  George.     A  letter  from   Brazil.     Atlan  90(1902)821-31. 

Graham,  M.     Diario  de  residencia  en  Chile  durante  el  aSn  1822  y  de  viaje  de  Chile  al  Brasil  en  1823 — 
Tomo  1.     Sant  de  Chile(1902)Cervantes  pp.  279. 

L  a  n  e,  H.  M.     Mackenzie  College,  S.  Paulo,  Brazil,  S.  A.     Assembly  Herald  6(1902)216-20. 

Start,  Edwin  A.     The  United  States  of  Brazil.     Chaut  34(1901-2)584-7. 

Vidal  de  La  Blache,  P[aul].     ...La  riviSre  Vincent  Pinzon;  etude  sur  la  cartographic  de  la  Ouyaue.     [For 
detail  see  same  title  under  subject,  Vincent  Pinzon  R.] 

W  a  d  d  e  1 1,  W.  A.     The  Central  Brazil  Mission  [Presbyt.].     Ass  Her  6(1902)226-227. 

W  i  t  t  e,  George  R.     Indiana  of  central  and  northern  Brazil.     Miss  R  25(1902)805-12,   ill. 
BREATHED,  James  (b.1838).     Va.  Confederate  officer. 

M  a  t  t  h  e  w  s,  H.  H.     Recollections  of  Major  James  Breathed.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)346-8. 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902.  27 

BHECK  family. 

Bent,  Allen  H.  The  Sherborn  and  Gardner,  Mass.,  Brecks,  descendants  of  John  Brcck  and  his  son  Thomas 
of  Sherboru,  1656.  With  Notes  upon  the  name  in  Great  Britain.  Boston,  Press  of  David  Clapp  &  Son, 
1902.  Svo.  pp.  16.  [21.Men.in:N  E  Reg  57(1903)117(P.W.Parke)  "Reprint  from  tlie  New  Eng  Hist  and 
Gen  Register."] 

Bent,  Allen  H.     The  Sherborn  Brecks.     N  E  Rex  56(1902)380-4. 
BRENNAK,  Daniel  A.  (1845-96).     Philadelphia  Catholic  priett. 

Rev.    Daniel    A.  Brennan.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)57,129,  port. 
BREWSTER,  Mass.    Village,  Barnstable  Co.  90  m,  S.E.  of  Boston. 

B  o  w  m  a  n,  G.  E.     Records  of  the  first  parish  in  Brewster  (Harwich),  Mass.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)242-9. 
BREV7STER,  William  (1560-1644).     Plymouth  Colony  elder. 

Brewster,  Lyinan  D.     William   Browster.     His  true  position  in  our  coloulel  history.     Mayfl   Desc   4 

(i902)100-9. 

Butler,  James  D.     Brewster  autograph  in  Wisconsin.     Am  Antiq  Soc  N  S  15  1(1902)103-6. 
BREWTON  family. 

B  r  e  w  t  o  n    (note).     S  C  Hist  Mas  3(1902)174-6. 
BRIAR  CLIFF  (N.  Y.).     School  of  practical  agriculture. 

Blossom,  Mary  C.     The  new  farming  and  a  new  life.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1626-37,   ill. 
BRICE'S  Cross  Roads  (Md.).     Civil  War  engagement,  June  10,  1864. 

Lee,  Stephen  D.     Battle  of  Brlce's  Cross  Roads,  or  Tishomingo  Creek,  June  2nd  to  12,   1864.     Miss  Hist 

P  6(1902)27-37,  map. 
BRIDGE  building  (Am.).     Branch  of  engineering. 

S  k  1  n  n  e  r,  F.  W.     New  East  river  bridge,  bridge  builders'   triumph.     Munsey  26(1902)717(F). 
Skinner,  Frank  W.     Triumphs  of  the  American  Bridge-building.     Cent  64(1902)228-44,   ill. 
Wllley,  Day  Allen.     The  erection  of  the  Gokteik  bridge.     Smlthson  R  1901(1902)611-5,  111. 
BRIDGEPORT,  Conn.     City  of  Fairfield  Co.  57  m.  N.E.  of  New  York,  on  Long  Island  Sound. 

B  n  1  k  1  e  y,  Uriah  (letter  of).    The  war  of  1812.     Collect  15(1902)58. 
BRIDGES,  Fidelia  (b.1835).     Conn,  artist. 

Randall,  Alice  Sawtelle.     Connecticut  artists  and  their  work.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)583-8,  ill. 
BRIDGMAN  family. 

Will    of  John  Bridgmau  [Salem,  Maso.,  ab.1655].     Ess  Ant  6(1902)112. 
BRISTOL,  R.  I.     Town,  Bristol  Co.  15  m.  8.S.E.  of  Providence. 

Souvenir  views   of  Bristol,    R.    I.      [Bristol?   R.    I.]    K.H.Dp  Wolf,    1902.     3   p.    1..   50   pi.     20<,i  s  25V£cm. 

[L.C.  2-3454— M  2] 
BRITISH-AMERICAN  relations.     Public  and  social. 

English    policy  toward   America  in   1790-1791.     Stephen  Oottrell  to  W.    W.   Grenville.     Am   Hist   R  8 

(1902)78-86. 

Lane,  Annie  E.     American  wives  and  English  housekeeping,     b'ortn  77(1902)997-1009. 
O  g  n  i  b  e  n,     The  United  States  and  imperial  Britain.     Contemp  81(1902)305-26. 
Warren,  Winslow.     Feeling  of  England  towards  America   and   Americans.     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  II.I.'i 

(1901-2)227-30. 

BRITISH  Columbia,     Southwestern  province  of  Dominion  of  Canada. 

Annual  Report  of  the  Minister  of  Mines  [British  Columbia]  for  the  year  ending  Slit  December,  1901. 
Victoria,  B.  C.,  Richard  Wolfenden,  1902.  pp.  1261.  [Rev.in:Hist  Pub  Canad  '02  '7(1903)153-5  "photo- 
reproductions,  often  displaying  beautiful  scenery. .  .largely  of  details  of ..  .various  mines  or  prospects... 
Little  scientific  work. .  .done. .  .statistics. .  .progress  of  mining."] 

British  Columbia,  Canada's  most  westerly  province;  its  position,  advantages,  resources  and  climate;  new 
fields  for  mining,  farming,  fruit  growing  and  ranching  along  the  lines  of  the  Canadian  Pacific  railway; 
information  for  prospectors,  miners  and  intending  settlers,     [n.  p.]  1902.     64  p.     ill.,  fold.  map.     21cm. 
[Published  In  the  interest  of  the  Canadian  Pacific.     L.C.  2-19832] 
H  e  n  sh  a  w,  J.  W.     Mountains  of  British  Columoia.     Canad  M  20(1902)3>(N). 

Stutfield,  Hugh  E.  M.     Mountain  travel  and  climbs  In  British  Columbia.     Alpine  J  20(1902)491-504. 
Tyrrell,  J.  W.     Appendix  No.  26  to  the  report  of  the  Surveyor-General:  Explanatory  Survey  between  Great 
Slave  Lake  and  Hudson  Bay,  districts  of  Mackenzie  and  Keewater.     Ottawa,  S.E.Dawson,  1902.     [Rev. 
in:Hist  Pub  Canad   '02,   7(1903)145-6   "(valuable  map  In  22  sheets) ..  .mentioning  all  the   information 
that  the  earlier  explorers  have  left  on  the  region  in  question ...  proof -reading ...  very  defective."] 
BRITISH  GUIANA,  S.  A.     A  territory  of  Gt.  Britain  on  N.  coast  of  South  America. 

R  o  d  w  a  y,  J.     Forest  people  of  British  Guiana.     Am  Geog  Soc  Bull  34(1902)211(Je),233. 
BROCK,  Isaac  (1769-1813).     British  General  in  War  of  1818. 
B.,  L.-F.-G.     Le  Major-General  Sir  Isaac  Brock.     Recb  Hist  8(1902)94-5. 


28  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

"BRONCHO  busting."     Horse  breaking  in  the  Western  States. 

Chapman,  Arthur.     Broncho  Busting,  an  American  sport.     Outing  41(1901-02)333-9. 
BRONDSDON  family. 

Marsh,  Lucius  B[olles]  and  Parker  (Mrs.)   Harriet  F.,  comp.     Bronsdon  and  Box  families.     Part  I.  Robert 
Bronsdon,  merchant,  and  his  descendants.     Part  II.  John  Box,   ropemaker,   and  his  descendants.      (Pub- 
lished  by   Mrs.Parker.)      Lynn,    Mass.,    The    Nichols   press,    1902.     xix,    311,    [1]    p.     front.,    pi.,    port., 
facsim.     24cm.     Rev.ln:N  E  Reg  57(1903)337(F.W.Parke)    "valuable."     L.C.  2-13121] 
BHOOCKS,  John  H.  (1827-1901).     Texas  Confederate  officer. 

B  a  r  r  o  ii,  S.  B.     Col.  John  H.  Broocks.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)465-6,  port. 
BROOKE  family. 

Brooke,  St.  George  Tucker.     The  Brooke  family  of  Virginia.     Va  Mag  9(1902)314-8,435-8;  10,87-90,197-9. 
BROOKFIELD,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  23  m.  W.  by  S.  from  Worcester. 

Sheldon,  George.     Wheeler's  surprise — The  cul-de-sac.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)445-65. 
BROOKLYN',  N.  Y.     Formerly  independent  city,  now  borough  of  N.  Y.  city,  on  L.  I. 

Check    list  of  Brooklyn  and  Long  Islund  newspapers  in  the  N.  Y.  Public  Library.     N  Y  Bull  6(1902)20-1. 
Check     list  of    [works   relating   to]    Brooklyn   in   the   New   York   Public  Library.     N   Y   Bull   6(1902) 
municipal  documents  12-19;  financial  history  46-9:  churches  50-2;   libraries  53-4;   schools  55-9;   clubs  60; 
charities  61-3;  hospitals  64-5;  history  77-83;  maps  84-8;  directories  89-92;  cemeteries  93;  public  health 
94-5;  parks  96-7:  fire  department  98-9;  water  supply  100-2. 
Consolidation    of  Brooklyn  libraries.     Lib  J  27(1902)81. 
BROOKS,  Charles  (1795-1872).     Mass.  Unitarian  clergyman,  educator  and  writer. 

Smith,  Minna  C.     An  old   New  England  minister.     Bk-Buyer  24(1902)206-9,   ill.,   port. 
BROOKS,  Phillips  (1835-1893).     Mass.  Episcopal  clergyman,  bishop. 

Clarke,  William  Newton.    Huxley  and  Phillips  Brooks.     Bib  Sac  59(1902)1-25. 
BROOKS  family. 

Worcester    Artillery  roll.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)607-12. 

"BROTHER  JONATHAN."    Name  for  the  typical  American — from  Jonathan  Trumball  (!). 
•  '  F  r  e  r  e    Jonathan."     Rech  Hist  8(1902)316. 

Matthews,  Albert.     Brother  Jonathan.     Reprinted  from  the  publications  of  The  Colonial  Society  of  Massa- 
chusetts vol.  vii.     Cambridge,  John  Wilson  &  Son  Univ.  Press,   1902.     pp.  34. 
BROtTCK,  Jonas.     Early  resident  of  New  York. 

An    old    library  [Jonas  Brouck's],  "earliest"  in  N.   Y.].     Spirit  of  '76,  8(1902)41. 
BROWN,  Addison  (b.1830).     N.  Y.  judge,  botanist,  writer. 

Add!  son    Brown.  LL.D.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)337-9. 
BROWN,  A.  J.  (b.1834).     Miss,  merchant,  officer,  local  historical  writer. 

[  C  a  p  t.  A.  J.  Brown].     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)441. 
BROWN,  John  (1800-59).     Abolitionist. 

Chambers,  Jennie.     What  a  scKool-girl  saw  of  John  Brown's  Raid.     Harper  104(1901-2)311-18,   ill. 
C  o  n  r  a  d,  D.  H.   (letter).     John  Brown's  raid.     Collect  15(1902)88. 

Hugo,  Victor  [Marie].  John  Brown  [by]  Victor  Hugo.  [Rldgewood,  N.  J.]  Alwil  shop,  1902.  [33]  p. 
front.,  facsim.  SIVicm.  ["Of  the  matter  contained  herein,  the  French  text,  together  with  the  repro- 
duction of  Victor  Hugo's  drawing  and  fac-stmlle  of  his  letter  to  M.  Chenay,  were  published  in  pamphlet 
form  by  M.E.Dentu  and  MM.Dusaeq  et  elf.,  Paris,  1861."  "Of  this  book  there  were  printed  one  hundred 
&  fifty  copies  on  Van  Gelder  hand-made  paper,  and  fifteen  copies  on  Japan  vellum,  this  being  number 
129."  Colophon:  Here  ends  the  book,  John  Brown,  from  the  French  of  Victor  Hugo.  The  translation  is 
by  Lionel  Strachey;  the  decorations  and  initial  letters  by  Frank  B.  Rae,  Jr.;  the  whole  being  printed 
and  sold  by  Alwil  shop,  Ridgewood,  N.  J.,  April,  1902.  [L.C.  2-14594] 

Newton,  John.     Captain  John  Brown  of  Harper's  Ferry;   a  preliminary  incident  to  the  great  civil  war  of 
America.      New    York,    A.Wessels    cosnpuny,    1902.     xi,    288,    [2]    p.     9    pi.     (incl.    front.,    port.)    map. 
19V£cm.      ["John  Brown's  body"    (music  and  words):   2  p.   at  end.     Rev.in:Dial  34(1903)156   "sympa- 
thetic...  impressions  of  an  ardent  admirer,  but  does  not  furnish  any  new  material."     L.C.  3-1879] 
S  c  o  1 1,  W.  W.     The  John  Brown  letters.     Found  in  the  Virginia  State  Library  in  1901.     Va  Mag  9(1902) 

385-95;  10,17-32,161-76. 
BROWN,  Samuel  Robbins  (1810-80).     Am.  missionary  and  educator  in  China  and  Japan. 

Griffls,  William  Elliot.  A  maker  of  the  new  Orient,  Samuel  Robbins  Brown,  pionetr  educator  in  China, 
America,  and  Japan.  The  story  of  his  life  and  work.  New  York,  London  [etc.]  F.H.Revell  company 
[1902]  332  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.  20%cm.  [Rev.in:Am  Hist  R.  8(1903)391  "animated  anfl  intensely 
appreciative  biography  of  Samuel  Robbins  Brown ...  vivacious  style  is  somewhat  marred  by  occasional 
repetitions  of  phrases."  L.C.  2-23617] 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1002.  2« 

BROWN,  (Mrs.)   Tabitha  (fl.1850).     Oregon  pioneer  school  taacher. 

Smith,  Jane  Klniiey.     Recollections  of  Grandma  Brown.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)287-95. 
BROWN,  William  Little  (1789-1830).     Tenn.  Judge  of  Supreme  Court. 

Goodpasture,  Albert  V.     William  Little  Brown.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)97-111. 
BROWN  family. 

Brown,  Morgan.     Sketches. .  .of  the  family  of  Brown.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)148-64,219-43,362-71. 
R  c  a  d  1  n  g,  M.  K.     William  Brown  and  his  descendants  in  America.     Jerseym  8(1902)13-6,24. 
BROWNE,  Edward  Ingersoll  (1833-1901).     Boston  lawyer. 

A  1)  b  o  t,  Edwin  Hale.     Edward  Ingersoll  Browne,  A.M.,  LL.B.     N  K  Reg  56(1902)299-305,  port. 
BROWNE,  George  Elmer  (b.1871).     American  artist. 

Eraser,  W.  Lewis.     George  Elmer  Browne.     Cent  C5( 1902) 163. 
BROWNELL,  Wm.  Crary  (b.1851).     N.  Y.  art  critic  and  writer. 

S  t  u  r  g  i  s,  Russell.     William  Crary  Brownell  as  critic  on  tine  arts.     Internat  Mo  5(1902)448-67. 
BRUMBY  family. 

Brumby    and  Furman  notes  (note).     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)115-6. 
BRUTE,  Simon  William 'Gabriel  (1779-1838).     Catholic  Bishop  of  Vincennes. 

Donnelly,  Eleanor  C.    [ed.]     A  missionary   bishop's  reminiscences  of  n    troublous  boyhood.     Am   Cath 

Hist  13(1902)325-33. 
BRYANT,  Gridley  James  Fox  (1816-99).     Mass,  architect. 

Bailey,  Henry  Turner.     An  architect  of  the  old  school.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)326-49,  port.,  ill. 
BUCHANAN,  James  (1791-1868).     15th  President  of  United  States. 

Buchanan,  James.     [Letter]   to  Asbury  Dickens  [1836].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)275. 
BUCHER,  John  Conrad  (1730-80).    Fa.  Ger.  Ref.  clergyman,  provincial  officer. 

K  e  1  k  e  r,  Luther  R.     Record  of  marriages  performed  by  Rev.  John  Conrad  Bucher,  1763-1769.     Penn  Mag 

26 (1902; 375-81. 
BUCK,  Jonathan  (1718-95).     Mass,  officer,  founder  of  Bucksport,  Me. 

Whittermore,  James  <).     The  witch's  curse.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)111-13,  ill. 
BUENOS  AYRES,  Arg.  Rep.,  S.  A.     Capital  of  Argentine  Republic  and  chief  city  of  S.  A. 

Meiklojohn,  Bernard.     [Buenos  Ayres.]     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1708-13,  ill. 
BUFFALO.     The  American  bison. 

I  n  n  e  s,  John.     Buffalo  hunting,  modem  and  ancient.     Canad  M  18(1902)9-17.  ill. 
BUFFALO,  N.  Y.     City  of  Erie  Co.  on  Lake  Erie,  terminus  of  Erie  Canal. 

K  o  b  e  r  s  t  e  i  n,  Paul.     Die  ersten  deutsch-am.   Miliz-Coinpagnien.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.3(1902)43-5. 

L  a  r  n  e  d,  J.   N.     An  historical  sketch  of  The  Buffalo  Library,  prior  to  the  Free  Library  Movement.     Pub 

Buffalo  Hist  Soc  5(1902)361-84. 

Men  of  Buffalo;   a  collection  of  portraits  of  men   who  deserve  to  rank  as   typical   representatives  of  the 
best  citizenship,   foremost  activities  and  highest  aspirations  of  the  city  of  Buffalo.     Chicago,   A.N. Mar- 
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Holder,  Charles  Frederick.  A  climatic  miracle  in  California.  20th  thousand.  [Chicago]  The  Santa  Fe, 
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Holmes,  William  Henry.     Anthropological  studies  in  California.     Smithson  R  1900(1902)154-87. 

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Ebenezer    Cass  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)410. 

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CATSKILL  mountains.     Group  in  Greene  and  Ulster  Cos. ,  N.  Y. ,  some  7  m.  from  Hudson  r. 

Catskill  mountain  summer  resorts. .  .containing  selected  list  of  hotels,  boarding  houses  and  farm  houses 

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Ulster  and  Delaware  railroad  company.     The  Catskill  mountains.     The  most  picturesque  mountain  region 

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V.  S.  Census  office.  12th  census,  1900.  ...Abstract.  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.  xlil,  395  p. 
23%cm.  [Prepared  by  S.  N.  D.  North,  Walter  F.  Willcox  and  Henry  Gannett.  "List  of  publications 
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IT.  S.  Census  office.  12th  census,  1900.  . . .  Bulletins  issued  from  October  6,  1900  to  [October  20,  1902] . . . 
number  4[ — 247]  Washington,  Census  office,  1900-02.  244  nos.  in  6  v.  111.  29cm.  [Published  at  irreg- 
ular intervals  under  title  "Census  bulletin."  No.  1-3,  of  an  administrative  character,  were  not  issued 
April  5-Nov.  1,  1901.— [v.  3]  No.  J07-163;  Nov.  1,  1901-April  29,  1902.— [v.  4]  No.  164-208;  April  29-June 
21,  1902.— [v.  5]  No.  209-232;  June  25-July  8,  1902.— [v.  6]  No.  233-247;  Aug.  1-Oct.  20,  1902.  L.C. 
3-13579. 

U.  S.  Census  office.  12th  census,  1900.  Reports...  William  R.  Merriam,  director...  Washington, 
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I- II.  Population;  prepared  under  the  supervision  of  William  C.  Hunt. — v.  III-IV.  Vital  statistics;  pre- 
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Bureau  of  tho  American  republics,  Washington.  D.  C.  A  list  of  books,  magazine  articles,  and  maps  relat- 
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Salvador,  1800-1900.  Prepared  by  P.  Lee  Philips...  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.  10ft  p. 
23%cm.  [L.C.  2-18674] 

G  n  A  r  1  n,  U.     A  travers  1'Amerique  Centrale.     Rev  Monde  Cath  1  AoO(1902). 

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Sapper,  K.     D.  geogr.  Forschg.  i.  Mlttel-amerlka  1.  19.  Jhdt.     Verb.  d.  13  dtschn.  geog. (1902)285-302. 

Sapper,  Karl.  Mittelamerikanische  reisen  und  studien  aus  den  jahren  1888  bis  1900,  von  Dr.  Karl  Sapper 
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CHABOT  (fl.1776).     French  Canadian  officer  of  British  army.  Am.  Revolution. 

Le    capltalne    Chabot.     Reoh  Hist  8(1902)280-1. 
CHAMBERLAIN.  George  W  (d.1902).     Presb.  missionary  to  Brazil. 

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40  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1903. 

CHAMPLAIN.  Samuel  do  (1567-1635).     French  navigator. 

Sedgwick,  Henry  Dwight.  Sumuel  de  Chainplain,  by  Henry  Dwlght  Sedgwick,  jr.  Boston,  Hongbton, 
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Hist  Pub  Canad  7(1902)19-21  "condensed  and  popular. .  .most  readable  i'ttle  volume. .  .fitted. .  .hero  into 
his  period  with  great  skill. .  .appreciations  are  remarkably  happy... few  slips  and  errors. .  .very  success- 
ful"; Am  Hist  R  8(1902)168-9(James  Bain)  "have  done  well  in  adding  to  their  excellent  collection,  a 
life  of  Champlain..  .interesting  but  slightly  florid  style";  Dial  32(1902)351  "of  value  and  interest. .  .[a] 
good  piece... of  work."  L.C.  2-10027] 
CHAMPLAIN  Valley.  Watershed  of  Lake  Champlain  which  divides  N.  Y.  from  Vt. 

Kellogg,  David  Sherwood.     Early  mention  of  some  events  and  places  in  tho  valley  of  Lake  Champlain.     A 
paper  read  before  the  Vermont  historical  society,   in  the  hall  of  the  House  of  representatives,   October 
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CHANDLER  family. 

Pickford,  (Mrs.)A.   M.     Geueal.   of  the  Chandler  family.     Dedh   Reg  12(1901)101-7,132-5;   13(1902)27- 

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CHANNING,  William  Ellery  (1780-1842).     N.  E.  Unitarian  clergyman,  theologian,  writer. 

Higginson,  Thomas  Wentworth.     Two  New  Eng.  heretics:  Channing  and  Parker.     Ind  54(1902)1234-6. 
CHANNING,  William  Ellery  (1818-1901).     Boston  poet,  essayist. 

Marble,  Annie  Russell.     Thv;  late  William  Ellery  Chanuiug.     Critic  40(1902)114-5. 
S  a  n  b  o  r  n,  F.  B.     Ellery  Channing  in  New  Hampshire.     Granite  M  32(1902)156-64,  ill. 
Walks    with  Ellery  Channing.     Atlan  90(1902)27-34. 
CHAPLINE  family. 

Dare,  Mrs.   Marie   Jane    (Liggett).      Cbaplines  from   Maryland   and  Virginia.      [Washington.   The   Franklin 

print,  1902]     3  p.  1.,  113,  xiii  p.,  1  1.     front.,  facs.     23%.     23%cm.     [L.C.  2-23425] 
CHARITY.     The  relief  of  poverty. 

Bishop,  Samuel  H.     The  new  movement  in  rharlty.     Am  J  Sociol  7(1901-2)565-610. 

B  r  a  c  e,  C.  L.    What  the  cities  are  doing  for  the  children  of  the  poor.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)63-73. 

The   charity    legislation  of  1901-2.    Char  9(1902)3-12. 

Crawford,  V.     Some  aspects  of  charity  of  Canada.     Month,  Bd.  89. 

Mtlusterberg,  E.     Poor  relief  in  the  United  States.     Am  J  Sociol  7(1901-2)501-38,659-86. 

The    national    conference.     Detroit,  May  28-June  3,  1902.     Char  9(1902)13-33. 

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CHARLES  CITY  County,  Va.     Co.  in  S.E.  of  state. 

Patents    issued  during  the  Regal  Government.     Charles  City  Co.   Book  No.  3.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)245- 

51;   11.88-92. 
CHARLES  River  Valley,  Mass.     Region  of  Middlesex  Co.  drained  by  Charles  river. 

Kellogg,  Augusta  W.     The  Chariest  river  valley.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)615-666,   ill.,  port. 
CHARLES,  S.  C.     City  of  Charleston  Co.  115  m.  N.E.  of  Savannah. 

The    old    Exchange  (note).     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)114-5. 
CHARLESTON,  S.  C.,  West  Indian  Exposition,  1902. 

B  e  t  t  s,  Lillian  W.     Sunny  days  at  the  exposition.     Outl  71(1902)120-4. 
Charleston    and  her  "West  Indian   Exposition."     R  of  Rs  25(1902)58-61,   ill. 
K  e  n  n  a  n,  George.     The  Charleston  Exposition.     Outl  70(1902)713-8. 
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Hearing  before  the  committee,  House  of  representatives.     June  11,  1902.     [Washington,  Gov't  print,  off., 
1902]     21  p.     23%cm.     Caption  title.     L.C.  3-7474] 
CHARLESTOWN,  Mass.     City  of  Mass.,  in  1873  annexed  to  Boston. 

Hersey,  Ira  C.     The  Charlestown  mill  pond.     Reprinted  from  the  New  Eng.   Historical  and  Genealogical 

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CHASE,  Salmond  Portland  (1808-72).     0.  Chief  Justice  U.  S.  Supreme  Court. 
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CHASSEUR,  Pierre  (d.1842).     Quebec  naturalist  and  founder  of  museum. 

T  6  t  u,  Mgr.  Henri.     Le  musee  Chasseur  a  Quebec.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)251-2. 
CHATELETS,  Noel  Juchereau,  Sieur  des  (d.1848).    French  Canadian  colonist. 

I  g  n  o  t  u  a,  Noel  Juchereau,   sieur  des  Chatelets.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)86-9. 
CHATHAM,  Mass.     Village  of  Barnstable  Co.  20  m.  E.  of  Barnstable. 

B  o  w  m  a  n,  George  Ernest. Transc.   by.     Chatham,   Mass..   vital  records.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)182-5,198-202. 
CHATTANOOGA  (Tenn.).     Civil  War  campaign,  1863.         • 

IT.  S.     Chicamauga  and  Chattanooga  national  park  commission.      ...The  campaign  for  Chattanooga.     His- 
torical  sketch  descriptive  of  the  model  !r.   relief,   of  the  region  about  Chattanooga,   and  of  the  battles 
illustrated  thereon.     Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.     47  p.     map.     26cm.     [L.C.  2-24667] 
CHAUNCEY,  Elihu  (8.1824). 

Chauncey,  Elihu.     [Letter]  to  A.  Dickens  [1824].     Boat  Bull  7(1902)lbl. 
CHAUSSEGROS  DE  LERY,  Louis  Rene  (b.1762).     Canadian  officer. 

L'honorable    Louis-Rene  Chaussegros  de  Lery.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)158-9. 
CHAUTAUQUA.     Summer  and  correspondence  school  on  Lake  Chautauqua,  N.  Y.,  founded  1874. 

Evolution    of  Chautauqua.     Chaut  35(1902)349-53. 
CHELAN  Lake.     Wash,  lake  among  Cascade  Mts. 

L  y  m  a  n  ,  William  D.     The  painted  rocks  of  Lake  Chelan.     Am  Antiq  Soc  N  S  15  II  '02(1903)259-61. 
CHELMSFORD,  England.     Towa  of  Essex  Co.  29  m.  E.N.E.  of  London. 

Adams,  Oscar  Fay.     Our  English  parent  towns.    Chelmsford.     N  E  Reg  f6(  1902)  375-9,  111. 
CHEROKEE  Indians.     Tribe  of  Uaskoki  stock  of  S.  Eastern  IT.  S.,  now  in  Ind.  Ter. 

''Cherokee    Advocate"  suspended.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)58. 

R  a  m  a  g  e,  B.  J.     Georgia  and  the  Cherokees.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)199-208. 
CHEROKEE  War.     A  war  between  British  and  Cherokee  Indians  of  Tenn.,  1760-61. 

Officers    of  the  S.  C.  regiment  in  the  Cherokee  War,  1760-61.     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)202-6. 
CHESNEY,  Pharaoh  Jackson  (b.1781).     Tenn.  pioneer. 

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CHESTER,  Pa.     A  city  of  Delaware  Co.  14  m,  N.E.  of  Wilmington,  Del. 

Papists  at  Chester,  Pa.,  one  hundred  and  sixty  years  ago.  Quakers  engage  "A  rigid  violent  Papist" 
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CHESTERFIELD,  N.  H.     Township  of  Macomb  Co. 

Sinnett,  Charles  N.     Sketch  of  Chesterfield,  N.  H.   "Township  no.  one."  ami  history  of  the  Congregational 
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CHEVERUS.  John  (fl.1801).     Mass.  Catholic  priest. 

Religious    oppression  in  Massachusetts.     Trial  ot   Rev.   John  Cheverns. .  .and   of  Mr.    Karauagh... 

Am  Cath  Res  10(1902)120-5. 

The    Roman    Catholic  manual.    Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)179. 
CHEYENNE  Indians.    A  tribe  of  Algonquian  stock  in  western  IT.  S. 

G  r  i  n  n  e  1 1,  G.  B.     Woman  customs  of  Cheyenne  Indians.     Am  Anthrop  4(1902) 13(Ja). 
CHEYENNE,  Wyoming.     Town  of  Laramie  Co.  106  m.  N.  of  Denver. 

The    Carnegie    public  library  of  Cheyenne,  Wyoming.     Lib  J  27(1902)327. 
CHIAPAS.     State  of  southern  Mexico. 

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CHICAGO,  111.    City,  metropolis  of  the  West,  on  Lake  Michigan. 
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289-330,687-702,  ill.,  map. 
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Am.  2.4(1902)63. 

Chicago's    awakening.     Outl  70(1902)900-1. 

Flower,  Elliott.     Chicago's  great  river-harbor.     Cent  63(1901-2)483-92,  ill. 

Gale,  Edwin  0[scar].  Reminiscences  of  early  Chicago  and  vicinity;  illustrated  by  W.E.S.Trowbridge. 
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43  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

Industrial    art  league,   Chicago,   1902.     Craftsman  3(1902)121(N). 

M  i  1 1  i  s,  H.  A.     Election  of  1902,  Chicago.     Ann  Am  Acad  Pol  Sci  19 (1902) 485 (My). 

Millis,  H.  A.  Present  street  railway  situation  in  Chicago.  (Pub.  of  the  soc.  no.  352.)  Phil.  Am.  Acad. 
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S  i  k  e  B,  George  C.    The  Chicago  labor  troubles  and  their  settlement.     Outl  71(1902)449-50. 

Sparling,  Samuel  B.     Chicago's  voters'  league.     Outl  71(1902)495-8. 

A    symposium    on  taxation.     Open  Court  16(1902)184-91. 
CHICAGO  University.     Founded  in  1891  by  John  D.  Rockefeller. 

Coeducation    at  the  University  of  Chicago.     Nation  75(1902)147-8. 

V  i  n  ce  n  t,  George  E.     The  University  of  Chicago.     Outl  71(1902)839-51,  ill.,  port. 
CHICKAMAUGA  (GfO.     Civil  War  battle,  Sept.   19-20,   1863. 

Battle    of  Chickamauga.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)178-88. 

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W.H. Cunningham  from  Tyner's  Station,  Tenn.,  dated  Sept.  27,  1863.     I>.C.  3-23043] 
CHIGNECTO  Isthmus.     Isthmus  joining  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick. 

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CHIHUAHUA,  Mexico.     A  northern  border  state. 

F  1  o  w  e  r,  B.  O.     Chihuahua;  a  bit  of  old  Mexico.     Arena  27(1902)624(Je). 
CHILD,  John.     17th  century  New  England  writer. 

Child's    New  England  Jonas  cast  up  at  London.     Bibliog  1(1902)309-10. 
CHILD  family. 

The    home    of  the  Historical  Society.     Medf  Reg  5(1902)69-70. 
CHILD  labor.     Use  of  the  very  young  in  industry. 

Dowd,  Jerome.     Child  labor.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)41-3. 

K  el  ley,  Florence.     A  standard  child-labor  law.     Char  9(1902)124-7. 

Kelley,  (Urs.)Flo.,  Brewer,  F.  N.,  and  others.  Child  labor  problem.  (Pub.  of  the  soc.,  no.  346.)  Phlla., 
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The     new    South's  rare  opportunity.     Gunton's  M  23(1902)48-57. 
CHILE,  S.  A.     Republic  on  Pacific,  extending  from  Peru  to  Cape  Horn. 

Collecion  de  historiadores  de  Chile  y  de  documentos  relatives  i  la  historia  nacional  Tomo  29.  Sant.  At 
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Conway,  Sir  [William]  Martin.  Aconcagua  and  Tierra  del  Fuego;  a  book  of  climbing,  travel  and  explora- 
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Frezier,  [Amedee  Francois  .  Uelaci6n  del  viaje  por  cl  mar  del  Sur  fl  las  costas  de  Chile  i  el  Perfl  durante 
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CINCINNATI,  0.     City  of  Hamilton  Co.  on  Ohio  river. 

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Commons,  John  R.     Wages  in  municipal  employment.     Qu  Jour  Eco  17(1902)433-50. 

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Brady,  Cyrus  Townsend.     George  Rogers  Clark,  and  the  great  uorthwest.     McClure  19(1902)274-81,  111. 
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CLARKE,  George  Faber  (1817-99).     Mass,  clergyman,  writer  on  history  and  temperance. 

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photogravure  plates.  Chicago,  A.C.McClurg  &  co.,  1902.  345  p.,  1  1.  Incl.  front,  pi.,  port.,  facslm. 
23%cm.  [Rev.in:Nation  74(1902)491-2  "Main  pleasure. .  .Is  that  of  contact  with  so  agreeable  a  person- 
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CLAY,  Henry  (1777-1852).     Ky.  lawyer,  U.  8.  senator,  Secretary  of  State. 

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Ex-president    Grover  Cleveland.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)   [opposite]  p.2813,  port.  only. 
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Howe,  Frederic  C.     "The  best  governed  community  in  the  world."     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1723-8,  port. 
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CLINTON  riot.     Race  war  episode,  Clinton,  Miss.,  Sept.  4,  1875. 

B  r  o  u  g  h,  Charles  Hlllman.     The  Clinton  riot.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)53-63. 
CLOPTON  family. 

C  1  o  p  t  o  n  family.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)67-73. 
CLOUGH,  John  Everett  (b.1836).     Bapt.  missionary  to  the  Telugus  of  India. 

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CLYMER,  George  (1739-1813).     Fa.  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence,  public  man. 

Clark,  Martha  Bladen.    George  Clymor,  signer  of  Declaration  of  Independence.     Am  Month  M  21  (1902) 

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COAL  industry.     The  mining  and  marketing  of  coal. 

G  e  n  n  e  B,  A.  de.    L*s  charbons  Americains  en  France.     Cosmos  10  Mai  (1902). 

I  r  w  1  n,  William  Gilbert.     Development  of  the  coal  industry.     Gunton's  M  £2(1902)544-51. 

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Coal-mining  by  receivers.     Nation  75(1902)258. 

Coal  Strikes.     Outl  72(1902)345-9. 

Coal    strike  and  the  public.    Gunton's  M  23(1902)22-32. 

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G  o  a  z  i  o  n,  L.     La  greve  des  mlneurs  d'anthraclte  aux  Ibtats-Unis.     Hnmanite  Nouv.  Mar(1902). 

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Light    on  the  coal  strike.     Nation  74(1902)401. 

L  o  w,  A.  Maurice.     How  the  coal  strike  has  ended.     Indep  54(1902)2563-6. 

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The    state    of  siege.     Nation  75(1902)298. 

The    strike    unveiled.     Nation  74(1902)478-9. 

Triumph    of  arbitration.     Canton's  M  23(1902)369-79. 

W  a  r  n  e,  Frank  Julian.     Organized  labor  in  the  anthracite  coal  fields.     Outl- 71  (1902)273-6. 

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M  a  t  s  o  n,  Clarence  H.     Worldwide  lessons  from  Kansas  farms.     World's  Work  4(1902)2519-22,   port. 
COCKE  family. 

Hunter,  Fanny  B.     Cocke,  Giay,  Bowie,  Robb,  &c.     Va  Mag  10(1902)10>)-1.202. 
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CODNER  family. 

C  o  d  n  e  r    note.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902)98. 
CODY  family. 

Hubert,  Sarah  D.     Genealogy  of  part  of  the  Cody  and  Womack  families  of  America.     Atlanta,  Ua.,   Frank- 
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COFFEE  industry.     The  raising  and  marketing  of  coffee. 

Walsh,  Jos.  M.     Coffee:  its  history.     New  issue.     Phila.,  Coates.   1902.     12o.  ill. 
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T  h  o  r  u  e,  J.  C.     Reverend  Enoch  Coffin.     Conc-ord's  first  preacher,  1726-'28.     Granite  M  32(1902)21-6,  ill. 
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D  u  B  o  i  s,  A.     Cold  Harbor  Salient.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)276-9. 
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W.  J.  J.     Cole-Peter  (note).     Va  Mag  9(1902)429-30. 
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C  o  1  e  m  a  n,  Samuel.     [Letter]  to  Dwlght  Foster  [1780].     Host  Bull  7(1902)498-9. 
COLLAMORE  family. 

Bulletin  of  the  Collamore  Union.     Newton  L.  Collamer,  Editor.     Washington,  D.  C.  v.  8  1902.     15  1.    So. 
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S  c  u  d  d  e  r,  Vida  D.     College  settlements  and  college  women.     Ontl  70(1902)973-6. 

Woods,  Rob.  A.,  ed.     Americans  in  process:  settlement  study.     Boston,  Houghton,  1902. 
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B  i  g  e  1  o  w,  Poultney.     Personal  notes  among  our  universities.     Indep  54(1902)672-6. 

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COLMAN,  Benjamin  (1673-1747).    Boston  clergyman  and  writer. 

D  u  v  e  n  p  o  r  t,  George  H.     An  early  coronation  sermon.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)476-80,  ill.,  port. 
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The   struggle   In  Colombia.     Sat  R  92(1902)326-7. 


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has  somewhat  misplaced  the  emphasis  In  his  interpretation  of  history ...  views  the  thought  of  the  past 
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print,  off.,  1902.  808  p.  23%cm.  [Rev.ln:Nation  75(1902)482  "embody  opinions  relating  to  routine 
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COLORADO.     Western,  Rocky  Mt.  State  of  U.   S. 

Representative  men  of  Colorado  in  the  nineteenth  century;  a  portrait  gallery  of  many  of  the  men  who 
hare  been  Instrumental  In  the  upbuilding  of  Colorado,  Including  not  only  the  pioneers,  but  others  who, 
coming  later,  have  added  their  quota,  until  the  once  territory  Is  now  the  splendid  state.  [Ed.  de  luxe.j 
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1646.  43  nos. — Catalogos  y  extractoe  de  varios  documentos  relatives  al  vlrrelnato  de  Nueva  EspaQa  y 
especlalmente  al  Yucatan  (J563  a  1763)  47  nos. — TItulos  y  serviclos  del  adelantado  Francisco  de  Mon- 
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The  discovery  and  conquest  of  the  New  world,  containing  the  life  and  voyages  of  Christopher  Columbus 
by  Washington  Irving... a  separate  account  of  the  conquest  of  Mexico  Jind  Pern  by  W.  W.  Robertson. .. 
A  perfect  history  of  the  Cnlted  States  from  the  works  of  Bancroft,  Flake,  Blalne,  Grant,  Sherman, 
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(1.  e.  888)  p.  Incl.  1U.,  pi.,  port,  front.  27cm.  [Paging  irregular.  The  selection  from  Robertson 
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Paris,  E.Leroux,  1902.  22,  [1]  p.  25cm.  ["MSmoire  extralt  du  Compte  rendu  dtf  CongrSs  interna 
tlonal  des  am&ricanlstes,  tenu  en  septembre  1900."  Rev.ln:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)341(E.G.Bowme)  "that 
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Hugues,  Luigi.  La  lettera  di  Paolo  dal  Pozzo  Toscanelll  a  Fernam  Martins  a  proposito  dl  un  libro  recent" 
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Irving,  Washington.  The  Ufa  and  voyages  of  Christopher  Columbus,  by  Washington  Irving. .  .with  an 
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M  a  r  c  e  1,  G.     Toscanelli  et  Christophe  Colomb,  d'apr&s  un  ouvrage  recent.     La  Geog  Avrll(1902). 

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Rcsenjrurten,  J.  G.     Columbus  and  the  Toscanelll  letter  (Rev.).     Dial  32(1902)241-3. 

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(1]  p.  incl.  2  maps.  3  port.  'Incl.  front.)  19%cm.  (Added  t-p.:  Gelstashelden.  Faiirer.de  gelster) . . . 
5.  bd.x  [Frontispiece  after  the  Glovlo  portrait  of  Columbus;  another  after  that  in  the  Biolloteen 
nar-ionnl,  Madrid.  Also  pottralt  of  Toscanelli,  after  the  one  In  the  Vecchlo  palace,  Florence.  "Die 
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Bates,  William  W[allace].     American  navigation;  the  political  history  of  Its  rise  and  ruin  and  the  proper 
means  for  its  encouragement...      Boston  and   New  York,   Houghton,   Mifflln  and  company,   1902.     ivl, 
46C  p.,  1  1.     front,   (port.)     22%cm.     [41.Men.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)401-2  "important. .  .of  historical  as 
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COMSTOCK  mine.     Famous  silver  and  gold  mine  in  Nevada. 

M  o  f  f  e  t  t,  Samuel  E.     The  Comstock  and  its  great  bonanza.     Cosmopol  34(1902-3)212-18,  111.,  port. 
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COOPER  family. 

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CORNWALL  family. 

Cornwall,  E.  E.     William  Cornwall  and  his  descendants.     New  Haven.  Tnttle,  M.  &  T.,  1901-2.     So. 
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CORRIGAN,  Michael  Augustine  (1839-1902).     Archbishop  of  N.  Y. 
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COR8ER  family. 

[Corser,  Samuel  Bartlett  Gerrish],  Genealogy  of  the  Corser  family  in  America,  embracing  many  of  the 
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CORTELYOU.  George  Bruce  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  Secretary  to  Presidents  McKinley  and  Roosevelt. 
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COTTON  family. 

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COTTON  industry.     Raising  and  marketing  of  cotton. 

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COUNCIL  BLUFFS,  Iowa.     City  of  Pottawattamic  Co.  4  m.  E.  by  N.  from  Omaha. 

B  u  n  n,  Thomas  J.    Council  Bluff  in  1852.    Annals  of  Iowa  5(1902)453-8. 
COUNTERFEITING.     The  making  (and  issuing)  of  spurious  money. 

Davis,  John,  and  Martin,  Isaac.  The  counterfeiting  of  colonial  paper  money  [1735]  [1739],  Boat  Bull 
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M  o  r  a  n,  W.  Herman.     The  Secret  Service.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)752-9.  111. 

Roby,  James.     The  "raising"  of  bills  of  credit,  1776.     Bost  Bull  7(1902^460-2. 
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Family    losses  in  the  war.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)79-82,  port. 
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CRAMP,  Charles  Henry  (b.1823).     Fa.  shipbuilder. 

Nixon,  Lewis.     Charles  Henry  Cramp.     Cosmopol  33(1902)39-40,  port. 
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C  a  r  n  e,  W.  F.     Life  and  times  of  William  Cranch,  Judge  of  the  District  Circuit  Court,  1801-1855.     Ree 

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CRANDALL,  Lee  (fl.1862).     Confederate  officer. 

Col.    Lee  Crandall.     Pres.  Confederate  Mining  Co.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)88,  port. 
CRANE,  Winthrop  Hurray  (b.1853).     Mass.   Governor,  philanthropist. 

Governor    W.  Murray  Crane  of  Massachusetts.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2709,  port. 
CRATER  lake,  Ore.     Cascade  Mt.  lake. 

Fairbanks,  Harold  W.     The  story  of  Crater  lake,  Oregon.     Out  West  17(1902)172-87,  111. 
CRAWFORD,  William  Harris  (1772-1834).     Georgia  U.  S.  senator,  Min.  to  France,  Sec.  of  Treas. 

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CREE  Indians.     An  Algono.uian  tribe. 

Chamberlain,  Alexander  F.     Notes  of  Cree  folk-lore.     J  Am  Folk-Lore  15(1902)60-2. 

CREEK  Indians.     Tribe  of  Haskoki  stock  of  Ga.  and  Ala.  now  in  Ind.  Ter. 
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H  a  1  b  e  r  t,  Henry  S.  Were  there  one  or  two  Black  Warrior  expeditions  during  the  Creek  War  of  1813 
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McGillwray,  Alexander.     McGillwray  documents.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)47-50. 

Proposed    monument  to  soldiers  who  fell  at  Eruuckfau  in  the  Creek  War,  1814.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)61. 

Roberts    papers.     Am  Hist  Mas  7(1902)349-61. 

CREMAZIE  family. 

G  o  s  s  e  1 1  n,  D.     La  famille  Cremazle.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)197. 
CRESAP,  Thomas  (1673(1) -1779).     Md.  pioneer,  surveyor,  patriot. 

Stevenson,  Mrs.  M.  L.  C.     Colonel  Thomas  Cresap.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)146-64. 
CROCKETT,  David    (1786-1836).     Tenn.  &  Tex.  soldier,  pioneer,  Congressman,  writer. 
Abbott.  John  S[tevens]   C[abotJ.     David  Crockett.     New  York,   Dodd,   Mead  and  company,   1898   [c!902] 

vlll,   [7]-350  p.     front.     19cm.     [L.C.  2-1B280] 
Brady,  Cyrus  Townsend.    David  Crockett  and  the  most  desperate  defense  in  American  history.     McClure 

18(1901-2)252-61,  111. 

S  t  o  u  t,  S.  H.     David  Crockett.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)3-21. 
CROCTJM  (or  Croackham)  family. 

Titus,  Anson.     Crocum — Croackham  (note).     N  E  Reg  5(5 (1902) -110. 
CROOKS,  George  Richard  (1820-97).     Meth.  clergr.,  prof.,  theolog.  writer. 

George    Richard  Crooks,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.     N  J  Hist  S  2(1902)191-2. 
CROSS,  Moses  K.  (1812-1902).     Iowa  clergyman,  writer. 

Rev.  Moses  K.  Cross.     Annals  of  Iowa  5(1902)396. 
GROSSMAN,  Daniel  L.  (1836-1901).    Mich,  merchant,  State  senator. 

Daniel    L.  Grossman  (obituary).     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01.31(1902)51-2. 
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Dwight,  Nathaniel.  The  Journal  of  Captain  Nathaniel  Dwlght  of  Belchertown,  Mass.,  during  the  Crown 
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pedition, of  his  Journey  to  Lake  George  and  his  services  while  stationed  there,  the  men  of  his  company, 
the  building  of  Fort  William  Henry  and  its  dimensions;  to  which  has  been  added  a  new  plan  of  that 
fort.  New  York,  Printed  by  T.A.Wright,  1902.  2  p.  1.,  19  p.  front,  (plan)  17%cm.  [Edited  by  Mela- 
tiah  E.  Dwight.  "This  Journal  was. .  .published  in  the  New  York  genealogical  and  biographical  record 
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Suite,  Benjamin.     Crysler  farm.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)78. 
CUBA.     Island  republic,  130  m.  south  of  Florida. 
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Bangs,  John  Kendrick,  1862 —    Uncle  Sam  trustee...     New  York,  Kiggs  publishing  company,  1902.     xv  p., 
1  1.,  342  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.     21%cm.     [The  result  of  the  author's  observations  of  the  work  of  the 
U.   S.  army  In  Cuba,  together  with  a  brief  sketch  of  the  history  of  Cuba.        Rev.ln:Natlon  74(1902)471 
"Consists  of  scraps  from  books  of  every  description. .  .devoid  of  merit":   Dial  33(1902)246  ''...he  him- 
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C  a  r  t  e  r,  D.  W.     Cuba  and  Us  evangelization.     Miss  R  25(1902^253-61. 
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Cuba.  Military  governor,  Leonard  Wood,  1899-1902.  ...Report  of  the  military  governor  of  Cuba  on  clrll 
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maps,  plans,  tab.  24cm.  (Annual  reports  of  the  [U.  S]  War  department  for  the  fiscal  year  ended  June 
30,  1900.  TO!.  I,  pt.  11-12)  [56th  Cong.,  2d  sess.  House.  Doc.  no.  2.  Published  in  8  pts.  Included 
are  "reports  of  the  ciyil  secretaries  of  the  government  of  the  island,  together  with  the  reports  of  vari- 
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Cuba    under  the  American  35fiis.     Sat  R  93(1902)657-8. 

'  '  'C  u  b  a  n    reciprocity:  a  moral  issue."     Gunton's  M  23(1902)286-96. 

Cuba's   handelspolit.  Verh&ltnis  zu  Nord-Ameiika.     Export  (1902)No.  7. 

D  e  K  a  d  o  r  6,  P.  La  situation  6conoinique  &  Cuba;  progres  reels  et  belles  Espe'rance  d'avenir.  Tour 
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Edwards,  Clarence  R  Our  trade  with  Cuba  and  the  Philippines.  Ann  Am  Acad  Pol  Sci  19(1902)370-6. 
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cover.  Caption  title:  Cuba;  obra  ilustrada  con  fotograbados  y  biograffas  de  meritlslmos  Cubanos,  publi- 
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Gannett,  Henry,  1846 —  ...A  gazetteer  of  Cuba.  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.  112  p.  map*. 
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A    glimpse    of  Cuba.     Nation  74(1902)50-1. 

H  a  n  n  a,  Matthew  E.     Public  education  in  Cuba.     Atlan  £9(1902)730-44. 

I  s    Cuba  "starving"?     Gunton's  M  22(1902)243-5. 

K  e  a  n,  J.  R.    The  charities  of  Cuba.     Char  8(1902)408-13. 

K  e  n  n  a  n,  George.     The  conflict  of  sugar  interests.     Outl  70(1902)367-70. 

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Sincerity    with  Cuba.     Nation  74(1902)282. 

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cane-sugar  interests.  American  tobacco  interests;  cigar  makers,  manufacturers,  dealers,  and  packers. 


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Senator    Shelby  M.  Cullom.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1574,  port.  only. 
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L  u  m  m  i  s,  Charles  F.    The  exiles  of  Cupa.     Out  West  16(1902)465-79,  ill.,  port. 
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Browning,  Charles  H.     Ball,  Cuppage  and  Damerou,  of  Northumberland  county,  Virginia.     Wm  M  Q 

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CURACAO.     Dutch  W.  I.  island,  76  m.  north  of  Venezuela. 

C  o  n  e,  G.  H.    The  Jews  In  Curacao.     Pub  Am  Jew  Hist  Soc  19(1902)141-57. 
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M  u  n  r  o,  John  K.     Curling  in  Canada.     Canad  M  18(1901-2)527-34,  port..  111. 
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Memorials  of  two  friends,  James  Russell  Lowell:   1819-1891,   George  William  Curtis:   W24-1892.      [For  de- 
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C  u  sh  I  ng,  Caleb.     [Letter]   to  Henry  A.  S.   Dearborn   [1840].     Host  Bull  7(1902)276-8. 
CUSHMAN,  Archibald  Falconer  (1830-1901).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

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Bowman,  George  Ernest.     Elder  Thomas  Cushman's  will  and  inventory,  and  the  records  of  his  death. 

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cover-title,   [15]  p.     111.,  port.,  map  (on  cover)     15*4  *  SVfccm.     [Published  by  the  Chicago,  Burlington 
and  Quincy  railroad  company;  being  a  reprint  of  an  article  published  In  the  New  York  herald.     L.C. 
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CUTHBERT,  Jacques.     Seigneur  de  Berthier.     Canadian  legislator. 

M  o  r  e  a  u,  L'Abbe  S.-A.     L'honorable  Jacques  Cuthbert,  flls,  seigneur  de  Berthier.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)60-3. 

CUYLER,  Theodore  Ledyard  (b.1822).     Brooklyn  (N.  Y.)  Presb.  clergyman. 

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part ...  devoted  to...  famous  people ...  rhetoric  tends  to  [a].,,  vivid  hue. .  .succession  of  portraits. .  .inter- 
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January  4,  1902.) 


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DAKOTA  Indians.     Siouan  tribe,  of  region  west  of  Miss.  R. 

Chart   showing  divisions  of  the  Dakota  or  Sioux  Indians.    S  Dakota  Hist  Soe  Col  1(1902)4. 
G  I  e  a  s  o  n,  F.  D.     Social  life  among  the  Indians  III.  Dakota  children.     South   Work  30(1901)348-52,   ill. 
Minnesota  Valley  historical  society.     Sketches,  historical  and  descriptive,   of  the  monuments  and  tablets 
erected  in  Renville  and  Redwood  counties,  Minnesota.     To  preserve  the  Bites  of  certain  incidents  and  in 
honor  of  the  devotion  and  important  service  of  sonic  of  tho  characters,  Whites  and  Indians,  connected 
with   the  Indian  outbreak  of  1862...      Morton,    Minn.,    Minnesota   Valley   historical  society,    1902.     79p. 
Incl.  ill.,  port.     23cm.     [Rev.in:N  E  Reg  57(1903)124(F.W.Parke)   "Biographical  sketches. .  .in  detail... 
every  page  is  of  interest."     L.C.  3-4926] 
BALL,   Charles  Henry  Appleton  '1816-86).     Unit,  clergr.,  missionary  to  India. 

Memorial    to   Charles   Henry   Appleton   Dall.      Boston,    Beacon   pr.    [1902].     2   p.    1.,    98   p.      front,    (port.) 
23%cm.     [Ed.  by  Mrs.  C.  W.  H.  Dall.     p.  31-66:   "The  mission  to  India  instituted  by  the  American  Uni- 
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D  o  w  n  e  s,  William  Howe.     Charles  H.  Davis's  landscapes.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)423-37,  111.,  port. 
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S  h  e  1  d  o  n,  N.  L.     The  birthplace  of  the  American  free  public  school.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)509-17,   ill. 

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DE  LAND,  Florida.     Village  of  Volusia  Co.  5  ra.  E.  of  Beresford. 

A  souvenir  of  the  city  of  De  Laud,   Florida.     Issued  for  the  purpose  of  presenting   to  the  notice  of  our 
northern  friends,   the  advantages  and  beauties  of  ouv  city  and  Its  surroundings...     De  Land,   Fla.,  TUe 
News  publishing  co.,  1902.     [72]  p.     ill.,  port.,  fold.  plan.     20V»cm.     L^.C.  2-23944j 
DELAWARE  valley.     The  watershed  of  the  Delaware  R.  in  N.  J.  and  Fa. 

Jenkins,  Charles  F[ranois],     From  Philadelphia  to  the  Poconos;  a  guide  to  the  Delaware  valley,   Trenton, 
Lambertville,   Easton,  Phillipsburg,   Belvidere,   Portland  and  the  Delaware  Water  Gap . . .      Philadelphia, 
Ferris  &  Leach,  1902.     47,   [I]  p.     front.,  ill.,  pi.     17VJ  *  14cm.     [L.C.  2-19012] 
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investigation  alike  historical  and  critical  of  the  regime  of  organized  parties". .  .great  and  valuable... 
exhlbit[s]  ripe  scholarship,  unusual  capacity  for  thinking  clearly,  and  a  Just  sense  of  proportion. .  .stu- 
dents... the  world  over  will  turn  to  this... for  exact  information  and  critical  discussion  of  its  most  vital 
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Impartiality  and  candor. .  .rare  patience ...  combines  a  profound  knowledge  of  political  philosophy  with  a 
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R  o  y,  Regis.     Jacques  de  Meulles.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)268-70. 
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D  e  n  fi  c  h  a  u  d,  E.     Claude  Denechaud.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)271-4. 
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DENVER,  Col.     City,  county  seat  of  Arapahoe  Co.  510  m.  W.  of  Omaha. 

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DEPEW,   Charles  (fl.1901). 

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Pittsburg,  Pa.,  C. Depew,  1902.     221  p.  incl.  ill.,  facslm.     front.,  pi.,  port.     lO^cm.     [L.C.  3.3216] 
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Suite,  Benjamin.     Nicolas  des  Bergeres  de  Rlgauville.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)249-51. 
DERBY,  N.  H.     Village  of  Rockingham  Co.  11  m.  S.E.  of  Manchester. 

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B  r  o  w  n  e,  O.   W.     Derryfleld  in  the  Revolution.     Historic  Quart  3(1902)110-17. 
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Suite,  Benjamin.     Raymond  des  Bergeres.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)212-15. 
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Desertion  a  1'ennemi  [Canada.  1757].     Rech  Hist  8(1902)340. 
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L  e  w  i  s,  T.  H.     Route  of  DeSoto's  expedition  from  Taliepacana  to  Huhasene.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)449-67. 
DETROIT,  Mich.     City  of  Wayne  Co.  on  Belle  R. 

B  a  t  e  s,  G.  W.  [Evacuation  of  Ft.  Lernoult,  Detroit].  Spirit  of  '76,  8(1902)96-8,  plan. 
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M  r  s.  N.  D.  Deupree.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)245. 
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Perry,  Calbraith  B[ourn  ].  Charles  D'Wolf  of  Gaudaloupe,  his  ancestors  and  descendants.  Being  a  com- 
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Cooke,  George  Willis.  An  historical  and  biographical  introduction  to  accompany  the  Dial  as  reprinted  in 
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seven  copies  have  been  issued."  Vol.  1  is  no.  127,  v.  2  no.  126.  Rev.in:Nation  76(1903)56  "unique  and 
almost  exhaustive  bibliographical  work... the  one  mau  who  has  wholly  mastered  the  history  of  that  early 
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DIAZ,  Porfirio.  President  of  Mexico  since  1876. 

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Gen.    J.  J.  Dickinson.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)419-20,  port. 
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M  '.  A  1    I  s  i     .'.  J-  T.     Colonel  Jobn  i>iekinson.--A  sketch  contributed  by  J.  T.  McAllister,  Hot  Springs, 

Bath  County,  Virginia.     W  Va  Mag  2.2(1902)54-9. 
DICKINSON  Co.,  Iowa.     County  in  the  N.W.  part  of  state. 

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Berkeley,  William.     Mr.  William  Digges  appointed  a  justice  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)281. 


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DILL,  James  Brooks  (b.1864).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

Boies,  William  Justus.     James  B.  Dill.     World's  Work  3(l'.)01-2)18S4-8.  port. 
DINGLE  Y,  Edward  Nelson  (1832-99).     Me.  Governor  and  Congressman. 

Dingley,  Edward  Nelson.     The  life  and  times  of  Nelson  Dingley,  jr...     Kalauiazoo,  Mich.,  Ihllng  bros.  & 

Everard,  1902.     10  p.  1.,  497,  22  p.     front.,  111.,  pi.,  port.,  facsim.     25%cm.     [L.C.  2-20678] 
DINWIDDIE  family. 

Ball,  T[imothy]    H[orton],    ed.      Genealogical    records    of    the    Diuwiddie    clan    of    northwestern    Indiana. 
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been  gathered  almost  entirely  by  Oscar  Dinwiddle."     L.C.  3-3173] 
DISPENSARY  system.    System  for  control  of  liquor  traffic  by  the  state. 

T  i  m  m  o  n  s,  James  K.    The  dispensary  system  in  Alabama.     Outl  71(1902)454-5. 
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[Signed:  W.  C.  Dodge.  Presented  to  the  Sen.-tte  by  Mr.  Stewart,  and  ordered  printed  as  a  document 
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U.  S.     Congress.     House.     Committee  on  the  District  of  Columbia.     . . .  Report  of  hearings  of  June  12  and 
18,  1902,  on  S.  4825:  To  provide  for  a  union  railroad  station  in  the  District  of  Columbia,  and  for  other 
purposes.     Printed  for  use  of  the  Committee.     Washington,  Govrt  print,  off.,  1902.     180  p.     23cm.     [L.C. 
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DIX,  Morgan  (b.1827).     N.  Y.  Episcopal  clergyman  and  writer. 

Morgan  Dix,  D.D.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)336-7. 
DIXON  family. 

D  i  x  o  n.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)272-3. 
DOANE  family. 

Doane,  Alfred  Alder,  comp,    The  Doane  family:  1.  Deacon  John  Doane,  of  Plymouth;  II.  Doctor  John  Done, 

of  Maryland;   and  their  descendants.     With   notes  upon   English   families  of  the  name Boston, 

A.A.Doane,    1902.     xxl,    533   p.     front.,    ill.,    pi.,    port.,    facsim.     24cm.      [Rev.in:N    E    Reg   57(1903)228 
(F.W.Parke)   "extensive  and  minute. .  .not. .  .complete. .  .excellen[t]";  N  Y  Rec  34(1903)150-1   "deserves 
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DODDRIDGE,  Philip  (1773-1832).     Virginia  lawyer,  U.  S.  Congressman. 

L  a  1  d  1  e  y,  W.  S.     Hon.  Philip  Doddridge,  of  Brookq  County,  Virginia.     W  Va  Mag  2.1(1902)54-68,  port. 
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Reuben    Rawson  Dodge.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)205-6. 
DODGE  COUNTY,  Neb.    Co.  in  the  E.  part  of  state. 

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DORCHESTER  (Lord).     Canadian  Governor. 

Lord    Dorchester  et  sa  famille  au  Canada.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)58-60. 
DOTY  family. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest.     Thomas  Doty's  will  and  inventory.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)233-4. 
DOUBLE  headed  serpent  (Am.  Arch.).     Symbolic  figure  among  Am.  Indians. 

Double    headed  serpent  and  the  migration  of  symbols.     Am  Ant  24(1902)482-3. 


64  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902. 

DOUGLAS,  Stephen  Arnold  (1813-61).     111.     Attorney-General,  XT.  S.  senator. 
Brown,  William  Garrott.     Lincoln's  rival.     Atlaii  89(1902)226-36. 

Brown,  William  Garrott.  Stephen  Arnold  Douglas.  Boston,  Houghton,  Mi  ill  in  and  co.,  1902.  4  p.  1..  141, 
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390(F.H.Hodder)  "notable  as  a  recognition  of  the  great  part  that  Douglas  really  played. .  .except  for  a 
few.,  .slips.  ..well  done";  Nation  74(1902)409-10  "Written  with  a  dramatic  sympathy  which  does  not 

...confuse writer's    moral    discrimination. .  .Douglas    faithfully    represented";    Dial    32(1902)351    "of 

value  and  interest. .  .[a]  good  piece... of  work."     L.C.  2-7637] 
DOUGLASS,  Andrew  Ellicott  (1819-1902).     Wis.  Fres.  of  Kenyon  College,  scientist,  archeologiit. 

S  m  i  t  h,  Harlan  I.     Andrew  Ellicott  Douglass.     Wis  Arch  1(1901-2)42-3. 
DOUGLASS,  Frederick  (ab.1817-95).     Negro  slave,  minister  to  Hayti,  Marshal  of  D.  C. 

Frederick    Douglass  [letter].     Collect  15(1902)89. 
DOUKHOBORS.    Russian  sect,  emigrated  to  Manitoba  in  1898-99. 

I  n  g  o  1  d,  F.     Among  tne  Doukhobors.     Outl  72(1902)353. 
DOURO,  Ontario.     A  township  of  Ontario. 

Dunlop,  E.  S.,  compiled  and  ed.  by.  Our  Forest  Home,  being  extracts  from  the  correspondence  of  the  late 
Francis  Stewart.  Montreal,  ,  1902.  pp.  300+91.  [Rev.in:Hist  Pub  Canad  '02,  7(1903)106-7  "on 

the  township  of  Douro. .  .light  and  graceful  letters  of  their  cultivated ...  lady  have  added  a  fresh  luter- 
est  to... history  of  this  portion  of ..  .Ontario. .  .with. .  .table  of  contents  or  index."] 
DOVER,  N.  H.     City  of  Stratford  Co.  68  m.  N.  by  E.  of  Boston. 

"Contemptuous    and  base  words"   against  the   King,   in  Dover,   New  Hampshire,   1685(7).     Bost 

Bull  7(1902)346. 
DOWDGE,  Francis  (fl.1818).     Va.  Methodist  clergyman. 

Princess    Anne  county  marriages.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)40-6. 
DOWE  family. 

Will    of  Thomas  Dowe  [Havtrhill,  Mass.,  ab.1656].     Ess  Ant  6(1902)15S. 
DOWER,  Samuel  (1826-1901).     Clergyman. 

In  memoriam  Rev.  Samuel  Domer,  D.D.     Funeral  address  by  Rev.  W.E. Parson,  D.D.     Press  notices,  etc. 

[Washington,  H.B.Wilkins  printing  co.,  1902]     1  p.  1.,  34  p.     front,   (port.)     18cm.     [L.C.  3-11715J 
DOWIE,  John  Alexander  (d.  1903).     Founder  of  Zion,  111.,  a  religious  communistic  settlement. 
Buckley,  James  M.     Dowie,  analyzed  and  classified.     Cent  64(1902)928-32,  ill. 
Swain,  John.     John  Alexander  Dowie;  the  prophet  and  his  profits.     Cent  64(1902)933-44,   ill. 
Townsend,  G.     John  Alexander  Dowie's  city  of  plains.     Munsey  27(1902)843. 
DOWRIES.    Marriage  portions. 

DeChampigny.     fitat  de  la  distribution  des  trois  mille  livres  accordees  par  le  roi  en  1'annee  1700 

pour  doter  soixante  lilies  a  raison  de  50  livres  pour  chacune.     Rech  Hist  81.1902)48-9. 
DRAKE,  Francis  (ab.  1545-95).     Explorer,   Vice- Admiral  British  Navy. 

Early    English  voyages  to  the  Pacific  coast  of  Am.  Sir  Francis  Drake.  Out  West  17(1902)593-600,723-30. 
DREAMS.     Thought  currents  during  sleep. 

Q  u  i  n  c  y,  Josiah  P.     Dreams  as  factors  in  history.     Mass  Hist  Sue  Proc  II.  15(1901-2)81-8. 
DREER,  Ferdinand  Julius  (1812-1902).     Philadelphia  capitalist. 
Ferdinand  J.  Dreer.     Collect  15(1902)99. 

The    late    Ferdinand  Julius  Dreer  [Obit.].     Penn  Mag  26(1902)285. 
DRF.XEL,  Francis  A.  (1824-85). 

Mr.    Francis  A.  Drexel.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)255,  port. 
DRIESSCHE,  Amandus  Van  den  (1825-1901).     Detroit  (Mich.)  Catholic  priest,  writer. 

Elliot,  Richard  R.     The  glorious  record  of  Father  Amaudus  Van  den  Driesgche.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902) 

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DRING  family. 

D  r  i  n  g    family.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902)106. 
DROWNE,  Henry  Thayer  (1822-92).    N.  Y.  business  man,  wrltw. 

Henry    Thayer  Drowne.     N  J  Hist  S  2(1902)197. 
DRUMBO,  Ont.     Village  of  Oxford  Co.  23  m.  E.S.E.  of  Stratford. 

Wintemberg,  W.  J.     Report  upon  a  supposed  aboriginal  fish-weir  in  Burgess  Lake,   near  Drumbo, 

Ontario.    Ontario  An  Arch  Rept  '01(1902)35-8. 
DRUMMOND,  Josiah  H.  (1827-1902).     N.  H.  lawyer,  hist,  writer. 

[Browne,  G.   W.]     Josiah  H.  Drummond.     Historic  Quart  3(1902)107-9. 
DRY  goods  trade.     Distribution  of  cotton,  woolen,  etc.,  products. 

Damdbridg*.  William.     Dry  goods  [short  note]  17*7.     Va  Mac  10(1903)317. 


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DRY  TORTUGAS.  Fla.     Group  of  islets  of  Monroe  Co.  120  m.  W.8.W.  of  mainland. 

P  r  e  n  t  1  c  e,  W.  B.     On  the  Dry  Tortugas  [1865].    McClure  18(1901-2)564-70. 
DRYDEN.  John  F  airfield  (b.1839).     N.  J.  capitalist,  17.  S.  senator. 

Bridge,  James  H.     John  Fairfleld  Dryden.     Coemopol  34(1902-3)167-9,  port. 
DUDLEY,  Sanford  Harrison  (1842-1901).     Boston  lawyer. 

Clarke,  George  Kuhn.     Sanford  Harrison  Dudley,  A.M.,  LL.B.     N  E  Reg  56  Snppl(1902)lvm-llx. 
DUDLEY  family. 

T  a  1  c  o  t  t,  Mary  K.     Dudley  (note).     N  E  Beg  56(1902)206. 
DUDLEY,  Mass.     Township  of  Worcester  Co.,  Mass.,  about  18  m.  S.  bjt  W.  of  Worcester. 

C  on  a  n  t,  Samuel  Morris.     The  settlement  of  Dudley.     Quinabaug  Hist  Soc  Leaf  1[19027]99-10<J. 
DUER,  William  Alexander  (1780-1858).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  Fres.  Columbia  College,  writer. 

Duer,  Wm.  A.     William  Alexander  Duer.     Fifth  pres.  of  Columbia  Coll.     Columb  Q  4(1902)147-88.  ill. 
DUFFERIN,  Lord  <  b.1826).     Governor-General  of  Canada. 

C  o  1  q  u  h  o  u  n,  H.  U.     Reminiscences  of  Lord  Dnfferln.     Canad  M  18(1901-2)524-6,  port. 

C  o  o  1  i  d  g  e,  T.  Jefferson.     [Tribute  to  Lord  Dufferin.]     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  11.15(1901-2)496-500. 
DUFUR,  Simon  Miltimore.     Soldier  in  Civil  War. 

Dufur,  S[imen]  M[iltimore].     Over  the  dead  line;  or,  Tracked  by  blood-hounds;  giving  the  author's  per- 
sonal experience  during  eleven  months  that  he  was  confined  In  Pemberton,  Libby,  Belle  Island,  Ander- 
sonville,   Ga.,  and  Florence,   S.  C.,  as  a  prisoner  of  war...      [Burlington,   Vt.,   Printed  by  Fre«  press 
association,   1902]     viii,  283  p.     front,    (port.)     22cm.      [L.C.  3-563] 
DULANY,  Daniel  (1785-53).     Md.  Attorney-General,  judge,  assemblyman. 

T.  H.  M.    Daniel  Dulany  the  elder  (note).     Ponn  Mag  26(1902)481. 
DULONGPB4,  Louis  (1754-1843).     French  Can.  painter,  soldier  under  Roohambeau  in  Am.  R«v. 

Le    peintre  Louis  Duloniepre.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)119-20,150-1. 
DUMMER,  Jeremiah  (1680-1739).     English  agent  for  the  Mass,  colony. 

Jeremiah    Dummer.     [Letter.]     Collect  15(1902)113. 
DUMBARTON,  N.  H.     Township  and  hamlet  of  Merrimac  Co.  8  m.  8.W.  of  Ccncord. 

Mills,  Ella.    Sketch  of  Dunbarton,  N.  H.     Notes  and  Q  20(1902)121-40. 

M  i  1  1  s,  E.     Sketch  of  Duubarton,  N.  H.     Historic  Quart  3(1902)33-62. 

Mills,  Ella.  Sketch  of  Dunbarton,  New  Hampshire.  Manchester,  N.  H.,  Manchester  historic  association. 
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S  t  i  n  s  o  n,  W.  H.     Dunbarton.     Granit.;  U  32(1902)189-255,  ill.,  port. 
DUNCAN,  E.  8.  (1789-1858).    Va.  judge,  statesman,  officer  in  War  of  18U. 

H  a  y  m  o  n  d,  Henry.     Judge  E.  S.  Duncan.     W  Va  Mag  2.2(1902)74-6. 
DUNCAN,  Henry.     Officer  U.  8.  Navy  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Laughton,  John  Knox,  ed.     The  Naval  miscellany.     London,  Printed  for  the  Navy   Records  Society,   100t. 
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DUNCOMBE,  John  Francis  (1831-1902).     Iowa  pioneer  and  lawyer. 

D  e  y,  Pelena.    John  F.  Dnncombe.     Iowa  Hist  Rec  18(1902)587-94,  port. 
DUNDY,  Elmer  8.  (1830-ab.84).     Nebraska  judge.         s 

To  w  1,  Edwin  S.    Judge  Elmer  S.  Dundy.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)83-95. 
DUNKERS  (Dunkarda,  Tunkers),     Penn.  German  Am.  religious  sect. 

Among    the  Dunkers.     Year  book  Penn  Soc  of  N  Y  ( 1902)  101-7. 

Huguenot-  Dunkard-Memiionite  discipline.     Pa  Ger  3(1902)90-1. 
DUNMORE  war.     War  1774  by  Penn.,  Va.  and  O.  settlers  against  Indians. 

R  a  n  d  a  1 1,  E.  O.    The  Dunmore  War.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)167-97. 
DUPONT.  Nicolas,  Sieur  de  Neuville  (fl.1669).     Officer  of  France  in  Canada. 

Lettres    de  Noblesse  de  Nicolas  Dupont  de  Neuville.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)14-6. 
DURAND,  Louis  (1670-1702+) .     Canadian  voyaseur. 

V  e  r  r  e  a  u,  L'Abb«  H.  A.     Louis  Dnrand.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)366-7. 
DURAND  family. 

D  u  r  a  n  d    family  record.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902)25. 
DURFEE  family. 

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ee  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

DURHAM,  John  George  Lambton,  Earl  of  1 1792-1840).     Governor-General  of  Canada. 

B  g  e  r  t  o  n,  Hugh  E.     Lord  Durham's  Canada  report.     Ens  Hist  R  17(1902)539. 

G  a  r  n  e  t  t,  R.     The  authorship  of  Lord  Durham '8  Cunada  report.     Eng  Hist  R  17(1902)268-75. 
DURHAM,  N.  H.     Village  of  Strafford  Co.  6  m.  8.W.  of  Dover. 

Chamberlain.     French  ace.  of  raid  upon  thi-  New  Eng.  frontier  In  1694.     Acad  2(1902)249-60. 
DUSTAN,  George  (1828-1902).     N.  E.  Congregational  clergyman  and  legislator. 

Rev.    George    Dustan.     Granite  M  32(1902)334. 
DU  VAL  family. 

Dudley-Teetor,  Henry.    The  DuVal  family.     Spirit  of  '76.  8(1902)111-3. 
DWIGHT,  Nathaniel  (1711-84).     Mass,  colonial  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War. 

D  w  i  g  h  t,  Nathaniel.     Journal  during  the  Crown  Point  expedition,  1755.  NYRcc  33(1902)3-10,65-70,164-0. 

Dwight,  Nathaniel.     The  Journal  of  Captain  Nathaniel  Dwight  of  Belchertown,   Mass.,   during   the  Crown 

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DWIGHT  family. 

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Hall,  Virginia.     Plerce-Eames  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)409. 
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C  o  n  w  a  y,  Wm.  B.    Talks  with  General  J.  A.  Early.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)250-5. 
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Earthquakes    In  Essex  County.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)166-70. 
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ECONOMIC  Progress  U.  S. 

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Verelnigte    Staaten  v.  N.-A.     Wirtsch.  Erwaggn.  iib.  d.  Urs.  d.  Wohlfahrt  d.  Vereln  Staat  v.  N.-A. 

Gartenlaube(1902)no.l7. 
ECONOMICS.     Study  of  wealth. 

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Garcfa  y  Perez,  A.     Organizaci6n  mflitar  de  America.     Repnblica  del  Ecuador.     Madrid,  Velasco,  1902. 
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H  a  1 1,  G.  Stanley.     Normal  schools,  especially  in  Massachusetts.     Pedagog  Sem  9(1902)180. 

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Moxitz,  £.     American  vacation  schools.     Ber  Gaertner.  1902.     So.     28  p.     M.I — 

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Rollins,  Frank.  ...School  administration  in  municipal  government.  New  York,  The  Macmlllan  co. ;  Ber- 
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W  e  t  z  e  1,  W.  A.    Growth  of  High  schools,  1891-1900.     Educa  R  24(1902)518. 

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ELECTIONS.     Choosing  for  public  office. 
The    election    forecast.     Nation  75(1902)338. 
Kendall,  Amos.    Card  from  [1856].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)266-7. 

Seize    millions  votauts  pour  un  61u,  une  campagne  electorate  aux  fitats-Unis.    Lect  pour  tous  Fev(1902). 
Verelnlgte    Staaten  y.  N.-A.     D.  Wahlen.     Ann  f  gewerb  u  bauwesen(1902)Nr.48. 
ELIOT,  Charles  (b.1859).     Mass,  landscape  architect. 
Charles    Eliot.  Landscape  Architect.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)31-6. 

[Eliot,  Charles  William],      Charles  Eliot,   landscape   architect,   a  lover  of  nature  and  of  his  kind,    whi 
trained  himself  for  a  new  profession,  practised  it  happily  and  through  it  wrought  much  good.     Boston 
and  New  York,  Houghton,  Mifflin  and  company,  1902.     xxiv  p.,  1  1.,  770  p.,  1  1.     front.,  ill.,  pi.,  port., 
maps   (partly  fold.)   plans,   facsim.     23cm.     [Fold,   maps  in  pockets.     Rev.ln:Dial  33(1902)284-5  "tell* 
the  simple  and  faithful  story  of  this  well-spent  lif  e ...  enriched  with  extracts."     L.C.  2-18949] 
Ellsworth,  William  Webster.     Charles  Eliot,  landscape  architect.     Outl  72(1902)135-8. 
A    story    of  achievement.     Nation  75(1902)47-8. 
ELIOT,  Charles  William  (b.1834).     President  of  Harvard  University. 
Charles  William  Eliot.     World's  Work  4(1902)2249,  port.  only. 

Morris,  George  Perry.     Charles  William  Eliot,  pres.  of  Harvard.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)289-97,  111.,  port 
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Fogg,  Wm.     The  early  families  of  Eliot  and  Kittery,  Me.     Old  Eliot  5(1902)l-29,39-62,87-154,159-19«. 
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Stackpole,  Rev.  E.  S.     Josselyns  Point.     Old  Eliot  5(1902)30-4. 
ELIZABETH,  N.  J.     City  of  Union  Co.  14  m.  W.S.W.  of  New  York. 

Meyer,  Ernest  L.     The  site  of  the  first  Government  House  of  New  Jersey.     N  3  Hilt  S  3(1902)92-41. 
ELLIS  family. 

L  a  z  e  1 1,  Theodore  S.     Additional  contributions  to  an  Ellis  genealogy.     Dedh  Reg  13(1902)106-7. 
ELLSWORTH,  Oliver  (1745-1807).     Conn,  statesman,  Justice  U.  S.  Supreme  Court,  envoy  to  France. 

Cook,  Frank  Gaylord.     Oliver  Ellsworth  and  federation.     Atlan  89(1902)524-36. 
ELMA,  N.  Y.    Village  in  Elma  township,  Erie  Co.,  13  m.  S.E.  of  Buffalo. 

Jackman,  Warren.     History  of  the  town  of  Elma,  Erie  county,  N.  Y.,  1820  to  1901.     Buffalo,  Printed  by 

G.M.Hausauer  &  son,  1902.     4  p.  1.,  11-331  p.     plan.     23&cm.     [L.C.  2-12291] 
EL  WELL  family. 

Elwell,  Levi  Henry,   comp.   by     The  descendants  of  Thomas   Elwell,   of   Westhampton,    Man.     Amhent, 

Mass.,  Printed  by  comp.,  1902.     pp.  24.     32o. 
ELY  family. 

Beach,  Moses  S[perry]  The  Ely  ancestry;  lineage  of  Richard  Ely  of  Plymouth,  Kngland,  who  came  to 
Boston,  Mass.,  about  1655,  &  settled  at  Lyme,  Conn.,  in  1660.  Collected  by  the  late  Moses  S.  Beach,  of 
New  York  &  by  the  Rev.  William  Ely,  D.D.,  of  Philadelphia.  Ed.  &  enl.  by  Geo.  B.  Vanderpoel.  With 
a  very  interesting  sketch  of  the  origin  &  history  of  the  Elyes  of  Utterby  &  of  Wonston.  Kindly  fur- 
nished by  Sumner  A.  Ely,  esq.  New  York,  The  Calumet  press,  1902.  2  p.  1.,  xliv,  639  p.  incl.  ill., 
1  pi.  front.,  pi.,  port.,  fold,  facsim.,  fold,  geneal.  tab.  26cm.  [Title  vignette  (coat  of  arms  in  colors) 
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EMERSON,  Ralph  Waldo  (1803-82).     Concord,  Mass.,  philosopher  and  writer. 

Livingston,  Luther  S.     Two  little-known  first  editions  of  American  authors.     Bibliog  1(1902)455-7. 
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EMERY,  Samuel  Hopkins  (1815-1901).     Congregational  clergyman,  local  historical  writer. 

D  a  v  o  1,  Ralph.     Samuel  Hopkins  Emery,  D.D.     N  E  Reg  56  Suppl(1902)lxviii-lxix. 
EMMAUS  Mission.     Mission  near  Buckatunna  creek,  Miss. 

Evans,  John  H.     Location  and  description  of  the  Emmaus  Mission.     Miss  Hist  P     (1902)411-13. 
EMMONS,  Nathaniel  (1745-1840),     N.  E.  theologian  and  writer. 

M  i  1  1  a  r  d,  Abel.     Nathaniel  Emmons.     Amer  Jour  Theol  6(1902)17-34. 
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Frederic    Emory.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1579.  port.  only. 
EMPORIA  College,  Kan.    Presbyterian  college  at  Emporia,  Kan.,  founded  1882. 
M  a  r  t  i  n,  G.  W.    The  College  of  Emporia,  Andrew  Carnegie,  and  John  Byars  Anderson.     Trans  Kan  Hist 

Soc  1901-2  7(1902)502-20. 
EMUCKFAU  (Ala.).     Creek  War  battle,  Jan.  21.  1814. 

Proposed    monument  to  soldiers  who  fell  at  Emuckfau  in  the  Creek  War,  1614.     Gulf  Mag  1(1903)61. 


70  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

ENCYCLOPAEDIAS.     Abstracts  of  human  knowledge  on  many  subjects. 

Collier's  new  encyclopedia. .  .an  entirely  new  and  original  work  containing  a  greater  number  of  titles  than 
any  other  similar  compendium;  with  articles  by  over  three  hundred  contributors...  New  York,  P.F.Col- 
ller  and  son,  1902.  16  v.  ill.,  pi.  (partly  col.)  maps  (partly  fold.)  25%cm.  L.C.  2-18116] 
Gilman,  Daniel  Coit.  Peck,  Harry  Thurston,  Colby,  Frank  Moore,  editors.  The  new  international  encyclo- 
paedia. N.  Y.,  Dodd,  Mead  &  co.,  1902.  [Far  the  best  encyclopaedia  at  date  for  general  use.  Typog- 
raphy Is  compact  and  clear,  the  number  of  articles  Is  large  and  well  chosen,  and  a  very  large  number 
of  them  are  treated  in  the  most  competent  manner.  The  general  proportioning  and  the  method  are  also 
good.  Rev.ln:Nation  76(1903)150-1  "later  volumes  there  is  undoubtedly  at  many  points  a  marked  im- 
provement...  especially  of  the  sub-editing  and  proof  reading ...  not  yet  immaculate. .  .biography  remains 
...the  poorest";  Dial  34(1903)48  "exceptionally  useful  for  ready  reference. .  .something  like  sixty  thou- 
sand articles ...  In  the  matter  of  lucidity  and  general  attractiveness  of  style...  well  done."] 
Hazell's  annual,  1902;  ed.  by  W.  Palmer.  N.  Y.,  Scrlbner,  1002.  12o.  [Rev.in:Natlon  74(1902)307 

"Character  of  this  work  Is  established  beyond ...  need  of  praise."] 

International  year  book  (The):  a  compendium  of  the  world's  progress  during  1899-1901;  F.M.  Colby,  E.L. 
Engle,  H.T.Peck,  eds.  N.  Y.,  Dodd,  1902.  [Rev.in:Dlal  32(1902)423  "index,  which  is  cumulative,  be- 
comes more  and  more  valuable  with  every  year."] 

ENDICOTT,  William  Crowninshield  (1826-1900).     Mass,  judge,  Secretary  of  War. 
Adams,  Charles  Francis.     Commu.   by.     Memoir  of   William   C.    Endlcott.     Mass  Hist  Soc   Proc   11.15 

(1901-2)523-37,  port 

Adams,  Charles  Francis,  jr.  Memoir  of  William  C.  Endtcott,  I.L.I).,  communicated  at  a  meeting  of  the 
Massachusetts  historical  society,  February  13,  1902.  Cambridge  [Mass.]  J.Wilson  and  son,  1902.  20  p. 
front,  (port.)  24%cm.  [L.C.  2-19824] 

Proceedings  of  the  meeting  of  the  Essex  Bar  Association  to  take  suitable  action  upon  the  death  of  William 
Crowninshield  Endicott,   late  an  Associate  Justice  of  the  Supreme   Court  of  Mass.     Cambridge,    Univ. 
Press,  1902.     pp.  13.     So. 
ENGLAND  (fi.1833).     N.  C.  Catholic  Bishop. 

England.     Bishop  England's  relation  to  the  benefactions  of  Catholics  of  Germany  and  Austria  to  the 

church  In  America.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)111-2. 
ENGLE  family. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry   of  the  Haines,   Sharp,   Collins,    Wills,   Gardiner,   Prlckitt,    Eves,   Evans,   Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
ENO  family. 

From    family  Bible  of  Mary  Adams  Eno.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902)97-8. 
"ENTERPRISE."    Am.  cruiser  in  1800,  1812-14  and  against  pirates. 

Spears,  John  R.     A  charmed  American  war-ship.     Harper  104(1901-2)927-36,  111.,  port. 
EPPES  family. 

Poythress-Batte,  &c.   (note).     Va  Mas  10(1902)105-6. 
"ERIE."     Steamboat  burned  on  Lake  Erie,  1814. 
Koberstein,  Paul.     Der  Brand  des  Passagier-Dampfers  "Erie"  auf  der  H8ch  von  Silver  Creek  am  9. 

August  1841.     Deutsch-Am  G  24(1902)36-9. 
ESKIMO.     Tribes  of  Polar  Indians. 

Boas,  Franz.    The  Eskimo  of  Baffin  Land  and  Hudson  Bay.     Bull  Am  Museum  Nat  Hist  15,  part  1,  1-370. 
C  o  o  k,  F.  A.     Life  and  habits  of  Eskimos.     Everybody's  6(1902)19. 
Wickersham,  James.     The  Eskimo  dance  house.     Am  Ant  24(1902)221-3. 
ESKRIDGE  family. 

Esk  ridge-Corrections.     Va  Mag   10(1902)95-6. 
ESSELLEN,  Christian  (1823-59).    Mich.,  111.,  and  N.  Y.  German- Am.  editor. 

F  r  1  t  s  c  b,  W.  A.     Christian  Essellen.     Deutsch-Am  G  21(1902)45-7. 
ESSEX  COUNTY,  Mass.     The  northeasternmost  Co.  of  state. 
Earthquakes    in  Essex  County.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)166-170. 
Essex   Antiquarian,    The.      A   quarterly   devoted   to   the   biography,    genealogy,    history    and   antiquities   of 

Essex  Co.,  Mass.     Salem,  Mass.     80.     v.6,  1902.     (Sidney  Perley,  ed.)     202  p. 
Essex    County,  Mass.,  court  records.     Gee  Q  M  3(1902)26-42,83-92,161-6. 

Soldiers    and  sailors  of  the  Revolution.     Ess  Aut  5(1901)10-12,  174-9;  6(1902)41-4,  80-3,116-20,164-5. 
Waifs    and  straws.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902)95. 
ESTERHAZ,  Canada.     A  Hungarian  colony. 

Esterhaz,  Magyar  colonia  fejszak-nyugati  Tartomanyok,  Kanada.  Levelek  a  telepesekto  s  fSnykfpfelv?- 
telek,  melyeket  a  helyszlnfin  vettek  fel  1902,  Julius  hav&ban.  Ottawa,  Kormanyz6sagi  nyomda,  1902. 
84  p.  ill.  (incl.  port,  croup)  fold.  plan.  22^cm.  [L.C.  3-27191] 


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ESTEY,  James  Lawrence  (1814-1501).     Mass,  printer. 

James    Lawrence  Estey.     [Memorial.]     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)599-601. 
E8TILL,  J.  H.  (b.1840).     Georgia  Confederate  officer,  journalist,  politician. 

Col.    J.  II.  Estlll,  Savannah,  Ga.     Confed  Vet  10(190]-2)38-9,  port. 
ETHNOLOGY.     Science  of  races. 

P  e  e  t,  Stephen  D.     Different  races  in  America.     Am  Ant  24(1902)199-212.  ill. 

Putnam,  F[rederic]  W[ard].     Archaeological  and  ethnological  research  in  the  United  States:  a  brief  sum- 
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EVANS,  Israel  (1747-1807).     N.  H.  Congregational  clergyman,  chaplain  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Thome,  John  Calvin.     A  monograph  of  the  Rev.  Israel  Evans,   A.M.     Concord,   N.  H\,   1902.     pp.  26.     80. 
EVANS,  John  H.  (1824-1902).    Miss,  historical  writer. 

[  J  o  h  u  H.  Evans.]     Miss  Hist  P  6  (1902)411. 
EVANS  family. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Haines,  Sharp,  Collins,   Wills,  Gardiner,  Prickitt,  Eves,   Evans,  Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
EVARTS,  William  Maxwell  (1818-1901).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  U.  S.  senator,  Sec.  of  State. 

[Obituary].     Mass  Hist  Soc  Pros  11.15(1901-2)1-2. 
EVERETT  family. 

Everett,  Edward  Franklin.  Descendants  of  Richard  Everett  of  Dedham,  Mass.  Boston,  Priv.  print.  [T. 
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and  sufficient  f ullness . . . well  joined. .  .notices. ..  [are]  models";  N  Y  Rec  34(1903)70  "In. .  .everything. .. 
[most]  worthy  of  prais£. .  .index";  N  E  Reg  57(1903)118(A.D.H.  Jr.)  "A  success ...  index  is  very  good." 
L.C.  3-14592] 
EVES  family. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Hnines,  Sharp,  Collins,  Wills,  Gardiner,  Prlckett,  Eves,  Evans,  Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
EWING,  Thomas  (1789-1871).    O.  lawyer,  IT.  S.  senator,  Sec.  of  Treasury,  Seo.  of  Interior. 

E  w  1  n  g,  Thomas.     [Letter]  to  Peter  Hitchcock  [1834].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)275. 
EXPANSION.     Territorial  growth  of  the  U.  8. 

Mowry,  William  A[ugustus].  The  territorial  growth  cf  the  United  States...  New  York,  Boston  [etc.] 
Silver,  Burdett  and  company  [1902]  vli,  237  p.  front.,  maps.  20%cm.  [Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)561-2 
(F.H.H.)  "fails  to  tell  the  true  story. .  .style. .  .entertaining. .  .subject  matter  is  superficial ...  some  er- 
hoi-3  of  detail";  Dial  34(1903)51  "fair  and  succinct. .  .evidently  careful  study ...  thirteen  colored  maps... 
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S  c  h  1 1  d  e,  S.  Nordamerikan  Expansion.  Wage  (1902)Nr.46. 

Viallate,  A —    Le  developpement  territorial  des  fitats-Unis  (fln).     Rev  geog  Mars  (1902). 
EXPOSITIONS.     Exhibitions  of  the  state  of  fine  and  useful  arts. 

Frost,  Miss  M.  E.     Expositions  in  the  history  and  development  of  states  and  peoples.     Trans  Kan  Hist 

Soc  1901-2  7(1902)96. 

K  u  n  z,  George  Frederick.     The  management  aud  uses  of  expositions.     No  Am  175(1902)409-22. 
FACTORIES.     Manufacturing  organizations  and  their  buildings. 

Baldwin,  Jesse  Armon.     Evils  of  southern  factory  life.     Gunton's  M  22(1902)326-37. 

Whittelsey,  Sarah  S.    Tendencies  of  the  factory  legislation  and  inspection  in  the  U.  S.     (Pub.  of  the  soc., 

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FAIRFAX,  George  William  (n.1747).     Va.  surveyor. 

Snowden,  William  H.    The  story  of  the  expedition  of  the  young  surveyors,  George  Washington  and  George 
William  Fairfax,  to  survey  the  Virginia  lauds  of  Thomas,  sixth  Lord  Fairfax,  1747-1748.    Copiously  illus- 
trated by  Miss  Eugenie  De  Land.     Strictly  authentic.     1st  ed.     Alexandria,  Va.,  Printed  by  G.H.Ramey 
&  son,  1902.     16  p.,  ill.     24cm.     [L.C.  2-22722] 
FAIRFAX  stone.     Monument  erected  1746,  boundary  of  Fairfax  est.,  later  of  West  Va.  and  Md. 

Miller,  Joseph  Lyon.     The  Fairfax  stone.     W  Va  Mag  2.1(1902)9-18,  ill.,  port. 
FALL.     American  word  for  Autumn. 

"Fall    of  the  year"   [note].     Penn  Mag  26(1902)409. 
FALLEN  Timbers  (Ohio).    Indian  War  battle,  Aug.  20,  1784. 

B  u  r  t  o  n,  C.  M.    Anthony  Wayne  and  the  Battle  of  Fallen  Timbers.    Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,  31(472-89),  map. 
FARMER'S  ALLIANCE.     An  organization,  esp.  in  South  and  West,  est.  1876. 

T  h  o  m  p  s  o  n,  J.  M.     The  Farmers'  Alliance  in  Nebraska.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)199-206. 
FARMING  of  Revenues.     Leasing  of  taxes. 

Boufford,  Jean.     La  Ferme  du  Roi  dans  la  Nouvelle-France.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)210-12. 


7«  WRITINGS    ON     AMERICAN     HISTORY    1002. 

FARMINGTON,  Me.     Village,  capital  of  Franklin  Co.,  29  m.  N.W.  of  Augusta. 

Th  wing,  Charles  F.     A  study  of  the  "Maine  Law."     Indep  54(1002)2054-56. 
FARRAGTJT,  David  Glasgow  (1801-70).     Tenn.  Admiral  V.  8.  Navy. 

Frothingham,  Jessie  Peabody.      Sea   fighters   from   Drake   to  Farragut.      [For  details  see  same   title  under 

subject,  Jones,  Paul.] 
FAHEAR  family. 

The    Farrar    family.     Va  Mae  0(1902)322-4:  10.86-7,206-7. 
F  e  r  r  a  r,  Michael  Lloyd,  commu.  by.     The  Ferrar  papers  at  Magdalene  College,  Cambridge.     Va  Mag  10 

(1002)130-8. 
FAT,  Jonas  (.1737-1818).     Vt.  surgeon  in  Am.  Revolution,  judge. 

Jonas    Fay.     [Letter— 1810.]     Collect  15(1902)31-2. 
FAY  family. 

Will   of  Henry  Fay,  of  NVwbury  [Newbury,  Mass.,  ab.1655].     Ess  Ant  0(1902)147-3. 
FAYETTE  COUNTY,  Texas.     Co.  in  S.E.  part  of  state. 

Lotto,  F[rank].     Fayette  County  [Texas]  Ler  history  and  her  people...     Schulenburg,  Tex.,  The  author, 
1902.     xri,  424  p.   incl.   front.,   111.     23%cm.     [Advertising  matter  interspersed.     Contents. — pt.  1.   De- 
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FELLOWS,  Hoses  (b.1755).     N.  H.  soldier  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Foster,  John.     The  story  of  a  private  soldier  of  the  Revolution,     n.p.  ;n.d.     [1902.]     pp.  13.     So. 
FENTRES8,  James  (1763-1843).    Tenn.  pioneer,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Fentress,  Willie  Blount.    James  Feutress.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)178. 
FERRIS,  George  H.  (1835-1901).     N.  Y.  druggist. 
George  M.  Ferris.     N  1    Hist  A  2(1902)11. 
FIELD,  Eugene  (1860-95).     Chicago  writer. 

Wilson,  Francis.     Eugene  Field,  the  humorist.     Cent.  64(1902)446-52,  port. 
FIELD,  Marshall  (1.1835).     Chicago  merchant. 

G  1  e  e  d,  Charles  S.     Marshall  Field.     Cosmopol  33(1902)172-3.  port. 
FINANCES  (Am.).     Dealings  with  wealth,  especially  public  wealth. 

Burton,  Theodore  E.     Financial  crises  and  periods  of  industrial  and  commercial  depression;  with  diagrams, 

bibliography  and  index.     N.  Y.,  D.Appleton  &  co.,  1902.     80.     392  p.     [Rev.ln:Nation  74(1902)232-3  "A 

very   Interesting  book... in   the   main. .  .reasonable   and   plausible. .  .but. .  .cannot   admit. .  .soundness   of 

all . . .  arguments . . .  index . . .  valuable  statistical  tables. ' '  ] 

Check    list  of  American  Federal  documents  relating  to  finance  In  the  New  York  Public  Library.     N  Y 

Bull  6  ( 1902 )  287-92,293-314,316-27. 

Cleveland,  Frederick   A.     Is  the  United  States  Treasury   responsible  for  the  present  monetary  dis- 
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C  o  o  k  e,  Jay.     A  decade  of  American  finance  [1863-73].     N  Am  175(1902)577-86. 
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Vanderllp,  Frank  A.     A  conservative  word  of  warning.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2906-12. 
FINCH,  Francis  Miles  (b.1827).    N.  Y.  lawyer  and  writer. 

Cornell  university.  ...Exercises  in  honor  of  Francis  Miles  Finch... upon  the  occasion  of  his  seventy-fifth 
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TINLAY,  Hugh  (fl.1774).     Pioneer  official  in  Canadian  and  colonial  postal  system. 
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FINNEN,  John  (1824-99).    R.  C.  vioar  general  of  diocese  of  Scranton,  Pa. 

Very    Rev.  John  Flnnen.     Am  Cath  Hist  130902)57,127,  port. 

FINNEY,  Charles  Grandison  (1798-1875).     Presb.  and  Cong,  olerg.,  Pres.  Oberlin  College,  writer. 
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1902.     240  p.     front.,  port.     19%cm.     [L.C.  2-16100] 
FIRE  arms.     Weapons  discharged  by  explosions. 

B  o  c  o  c  k,  John  Paul.     Collectors  and  collections  of  pistols.     Outing  39(1901-2)407-16,  ill. 

D  i  c  k  1  n  s  o  n,  Thos.  A.     Rufus  Alexander  Grlder,   [collector  of  powder  horns].     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900) 

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The    flintlock    used  in  Philip's  war.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1000)07-92. 
Wheeler,  Joseph.     The  evolution  of  firo-armo  and  ordnance.    Jonrn  of  Frankl  Inst  163(1802)193-220. 


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FIRE  fighting 

H  u  1  b  e  r  t,  Philip  G.    Fire-fighting  to-day  and  to-morrow.    Serib  M  32(1902)449-66,  ill. 
i  IRELANDS.     Grant  in  Western  Reserve,  Ohio. 

L  a  y  1  i  n,  C.  D.    The  Flreland's  Grant.    Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)435-50. 
FIRST-BORN  in  a  colony. 

Privilege    du  premier  ne  dans  une  colonie.     Recn  Hist  8(1902)216. 
FISH,  Elisha  (1762-1833).     X.  Y.  and  R.  I.  Quaker  farmer,  housewright,  and  surgeon. 

Fish,  George  T.     Notes  from  the  diary  of  Elisha  Fish,  1785-1804.     N  B  Reg  56(1902)121-32. 
FISH,  Thomas  (d.1664).     Plymouth,  Mass.,  settler. 

The    disposition    of  Uichard  Church.     Mayii  Desc  4(1902)l.r>2. 
FISHER,  George  Pumell  (1817-99).     Del.  Congressman,  judge. 

Lore,  Charles  B[rown].      ...The  life  and  character  of  George  P.   Fisher...      Read  before  the  Historical 
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L  y  d  1  a    Fisher.     Ded  Reg  13(1902)95-6. 
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74  WRITINGS    OX    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902. 

FLAGS.     Pieces  of  cloth  with  or  without  device,  used  as  standards  or  signals. 
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B  i  a  u  r  e  g  a  r  d,  B.  T.     The  Confederate  battle  flag.     Uulf  Mag  1(1902)215-6. 
Hopkins,  C.  C.     First  Am.  flag — where  unfurled  [letter].     Spirit  of  "70,  8(1902)72. 
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FLINT.  Charles  Kanlett  (b.1850).     N.  Y.  capitalist. 

Bridge,  James  H.     Charles  Kanlett  Flint.     Cosmopol  33(1902)539-42,  port. 
FLORIDA.     The  southeasternmost  state  of  TT  S.,  admitted  1815. 

Bridges,!.  H.     The  Florida  Agricultural  College.     Fla  M  5(1902)71-84. 

Brown,  G[eorge]  X.  Ponce  de  Leon  land  and  Florida  war  record.  [For  details  see  same  title  under  sub- 
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D  a  T  i  s,  R.  W.    Florida  in  Congress.     Fla  M  4U902)360-«2 
D  a  T  i  s,  R.  W.     Florida  in  the  days  of  Secession.     Fla  M  5(1902)5-8. 
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Garcia,  Genaro,  ed.  Dos  antiguas  relaciones  de  la  Florida.  Mexico,  Tip.  y  lit.  de  J.  Aguilar  Vcra  y  comp., 
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la  hordem  de  Sanctiago,  adelantado  de  la  Florida:  do  largamente  se  tratan  las  coaquistas  y  poblaciones 
de  la  pronincla  de  la  Florida,  y  como  fueron  librdas  dc  los  Luteranos  que  dellas  se  auiau  apoderado. 
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Robertson,  F.  L.    Locating  the  Florida  Capital,  in  1823.     Fla  M  5(1902)29-31. 
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FLY1TN,  Vary  (1840-1901).     Superioress  of  the  Sisters  of  Charity  in  the  U.  S. 

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FOND  DU  LAC,  Wis.     City  of  Fond  du  Lac  Co.  63  m.  N.N.W.  of  Milwaukee. 

J  e  n  n  i  s  o  n,  E.  M.     Fond  du  Lac,  Wis.     Nat'l  M  (Bost)  16(1902)621. 
FONTAKELLE,  Logan  (d.1856).     Omaha  Indian. 

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FORBIH-JANSON,  Kgr.  de  (d.1844).     French  prelate. 

D  1  o  n  n  e,  N.  E.    Mgr.  De  Forbin-Janson  et  les  deportes  Canadiens.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)65-9. 
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A  n  b  r  y,  D.     Depots  d'echantillons  amerlcains.     Ref  fieon  2  Nov  (1902). 

Carnegie,  Andrew.     "Europe  versus  America."     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2797-2810. 

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D  I  d  i  e  r,  V.     L'invasion  commerciale  de  1'Europe  par  1' Ameriqu*-.     Ref  Evon  Fev.   (1902). 

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E  m  o  r  f,  Frederic.     America  as  a  peacemaker.     World's  Work  4 (1&02) 2061-6. 

Emory,  Frederic.     Our  Foreign  Commerce  iu  1901.     Pop  Sci  M  00(1902)529-538. 

E  m  o  r  y,  Frederic.     Our  new  horizon.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1614-23,  map. 

Ford,  Walter  F.     American  investments  in  England.     Coutcmp  81(1902)401-8. 

Ford,  Walter  F.     The  limits  of  American  invasion.     Contrinp  81(1902)780-7. 

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Leroy-Beaulleu,  P.     La  commerce  exterieur  des  fitats-Unis.     ficon  Fr  16  AofH   (1902). 

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P  e  n  1 1  e  1  d,  W.  L.     British  purchases  of  war  supplies  in  the  United  States.     No  Am  174(1902)687-701. 

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S  e  e,  Paul.     Le  peril  americain-LUle,  Danel,  1903.     Estr  du  Bull  Soc  Indus  du  nord  de  la  F  (1902). 

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Wendlandt,  Wilbelm.    A  German  view  of  the  American  peril.    No  Am  174(1902)555-64. 

Wilson,  William  P.     The  United  States  in  the  world's  commerce.     Indep  54(1902)2417-20. 
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D  o  y  1  e,  S.  H.     The  Foreigners.     Ass  Her  76(1902)317-319. 
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Butler,  Charles  Henry.  The  tieaty  making  power  of  the  United  States. . .  New  York,  The  Banks  law 
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the  United  States  (Leslie's  weekly,  October  2,  1902)  —The  influence  of  the  South  African  war  upon  the 
prestige  of  the  British  empire  (The  National  review,  December,  1901) — Motives  to  imperial  federation 
(The  National  review  and  the  International  monthly,  May,  1902) — Considerations  governing  the  disposi- 
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S  p  a  r  k  8,  Edwin  Erie.     Formative  incidents  In   American   diplomacy.      Obaut  34(1901-2)381-97,   485-501. 

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Van    Norman,  Louis  B.    The  diplomatic  service  of  the  United  States.     Ghaut  35(1902)121-6,  ill. 
V  1  a  1 1  a  t  e,  A.     Lea  fttats-Unls  et  1'Amerique  latiue.     Rev  Par  1  Mars  (1902). 
FORESTRY.     The  cultivation  of  forest  trees. 

Price,  Overton  W.     American  private  forests.     Harper  105(1902)210-14,  ill. 
Smith,!.  Russell.    American  forestry:  a  new  career.     Forum  33(1902)356-62. 
W  e  t  m  o  r  e,  W.  H.    The  study  of  forestry  in  the  United  States.     Outl  71(1902)166-9. 
FORMAN  family. 

Three  Revolutionary  soldiers.     David  Forman  (1745-1797).     Jonathan  Porman  (1755-1809).     Thomas  Marsh 

Forman  (1758-1845).    Cleveland,  O.    1902.    pp.  28,  12o,  ill. 
FORNANCE,  James  (d.1898).     Captain  in  Spanish-Am,  war. 

[Fornance,  Joseph].     Sketch  of  Captain  James  Fornance,  13th  infantry,   U.  S.  A.     Killed  at  the  battle  of 
San  Juan  hill.     Application  of  his  daughter,  lone  B.  Fornance,  for  a  pension.     [Norristown,  ?  Pa.,  1902.  J 
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FORREST,  Nathan  Bedford  (1881-77).    Tenn.  Confederate  General. 

Mathes,  J[ames]  Harvey.  ...General  Forrest...  New  York,  D.  Apploton  and  co.,  1902.  i\.  395  p. 
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for... student  [as  a]  picture  of... state  of  [southern]  society";  South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)253-4  "clear 
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FORT  AMITY  colony,  Cal.     Salvation  Army  agricultural  colony. 

S  b  a  w,  Albert.    A  successful  farm  colony  in  the  irrigation  country.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)561-6,  ill. 
FORT  DEARBORN,  111.     Fort  on  site  of  Chicago,  scene  of  Indian  massacre,  Aug.,  1812. 
Schwelzer    AbkOmmlinge  1m  Fort  Dearborn  Gemetzel.     Deutsch-Am  G  21(1902)32. 
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Vidal  de  La  Blache,   P[aul],      ...La  riviere   Vincent   Pinzon;   6tude  sur  la   cartographic  de   la   Guyane. 

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80  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1002. 

Laut,  A[gnes]  C[hristinaJ.  The  story  of  the  trapper. .  .illustrated  by  Arthur  Hemlng  and  others.  New 
York,  D.Appleton  and  company,  1902.  xv,  284  p.  front.,  pi.  19%cm.  ([The  story  of  the  West  series]) 
[Rev.in:Nation  76(1903)39-40  "perfection  and  charm  of ..  .pictures. .  .results. .  .welcome  news... to... 
most  thoroughgoing  votaries  of  outing. .  .lack[s]  nothing  but. .  .index";  Hist  Pub  Canad  '02.7(1903)109-17 
"a  very  interesting  popular  account  of  the  fur  trade."  L.C.  2-28285] 
Mackenzie.  History  of  the  fur  trade  and  voyages  to  the  Arctic.  Ifew  York,  New  Amsterdam  Co.  2  vol. 

1902. 
Mackenzie,  Alexander.     Voyages  from  Montreal  through  the  continent  of  North  America  to  the  frozen  and 

Pacific  oceans  in  1789  and  J793.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject.  Canada.] 
Victor,  Frances  Fuller.    The  American  fur  trade  in  the  far  West.    Oreg  Q  3(1902)260-70. 
fURMAN,  Howard  Van  Fleet  (ab. 1857-1902).     Metallurgist,  educator,  engineer,  writer. 

Howard    Van  Fleet  Furman,  M.  B.     Columb  Q  4(1902)285-7. 
FURMAN  family. 

Brumby    and  Furman  notes  (note).    S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)115-6. 
FURNITURE  (colonial).     Household  equipment. 

B  i  c  k  f  o  r  d,  Clara  Emerson.     Tbe  homes  of  our  forefathers.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)493-500,  111. 
Mltchelson,  John.     Household  furniture,  1751(  note).     Va  Mag  8(1902)425-6. 

Morse,  Frances  Clary.     Furniture  of  the  olden  time...     New  York,  London,  The  Macmillan  company,  1902. 
xvii,  371  p.  Incl.  111.,  pi.     front.     21cm.     [Rev.in:Dial  33(1902)474  ''examples. .  .from  [1650-1850]. .  .nar- 
ratlv  is  free,  unforced,  and  sufficiently  succinct  and  well  digested";  Nation  75(i«v/-j504-5  "a  book  upon 
old  colonial  furniture  and  nothing  else. .  .may. .  .have  its  place  to  fill."     L.C.  2-28413] 
M.,    W.  S.    Colonial  furnitura.     Bk-Buyer  23(1901-2)553-9,  111. 

N  o  r  t  o  n,  C.  A.  Qulncy.     Th<:  lights  and  lamps  of  early  New  England.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)501-13,  111. 
S  p  a  1  d  1  n  g,  A.  T.     The  old  blue  plates.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)54-62,  111. 
FYFE  family. 

Fyfe,  John  W.    James  Fyfe  of  Berlin,  Mass.,  and  his  descendants.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)167-72. 
GABOURY,  Marie  Anne  (fl.18071.     Settler  in  Manitoba. 

D  u  g  a  s  t,  Abb6.     The  first  Canadian  woman  in  the  Northwest.  Hist  Soc  Manit  Trans  No.  62(1902)32. 
GAINE,  Hugh  (1726-1807).     N.  Y.  winter,  journalist. 

Ford,  P.  L.,  ed.     Journals  of  Hugh  Gaine,  printer.     N.  Y.,  Dodd,  1902.     2v.  80.,  ill     ["The  first  volume 
is  a  biography  and  bibliography;   volume  2,  Journals  and  letters.     The  issues  of  Hugh  Gaine's  press, 
1752-1800,  comprise  pages  85-174  of  the  first  volume. .  .most  Interesting. .  .in  the  history  of  publishing 
In  New  York  City."] 
GALLITZIH  (Father).    Catholic  priest. 

Father    G  nil  it /.in  an  abstainer.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)71. 
GALLOWAY,  Joseph  (1731-1803).    Pa.  loyalist,  lawyer,  writer. 

Baldwin,  Ernest  H[ickok].     Joseph  Galloway,  the  loyalist  politician...     Philadelphia,  1902.     1  p.  1.,  113  p. 
25%cm.     [Bibliography:  p.  110-113.     Reprinted  from  the  Pennsylvania  magazine  of  history  and  biogra- 
phy, July-Dec.,  1902.     L.C.  3-10049] 
GALVAN  (Major)  (d.1782).     French  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Suicide    of  Major  Galvan.     Penn  Mag  26(1902)407-8. 
GALVESTON,  Tex.    City  and  port  of  Galveston  Co.  about  550  m.  W.  by  8.  of  New  Orleans. 

Halstead,  Murat.    Galveston.     Chicago,  Dominion,  1902.     12o. 
GAMBIER.  0.     Village  of  Knox  Co.  5  m.  E.  of  Mt.  Vernon. 
Gorman,  Edward  A.     Monumental  inscriptions  from  Rosso  Chapel  cemetery,  Gambler,  O.     Old  North  w 

Q  4(1901)134-6;  5(1902)13-5. 

GAMBON,  Thomas  F.  (1837-1901).     Ky.  Catholic  chancellor  and  vicar  general. 
R  t.  R  e  v.  Monsiguor  Thos.  F.  Gambon.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)56,124.  port. 
GARDENS.     Enclosed  cultivated  spaces. 
Lowell,  Guy.     American  gardens.     Boston,  Bates  &  Guild  Co.,  1902.     112  plate.     [Rev. In: Nation  74(1902) 

471  "Remarkable  collection  of  photographs. .  .Introduction. .  .is. .  .essay  on... history  of  gardening."] 
GARDINER  family. 
Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Haines,  Sharp,  Collins,   Wills,  Gardiner,   Prlckltt,   Eves,  Evans,  Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
GARFIELD,  James  Abram  (1831-81).    Twentieth  President  of  the  United  States. 

Fallows,  Samuel.      . .  .Life  of  William  McKinley,  our  martyred  president,  with  short  biographies  of  Lin- 
coln and  Garfield.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  McKinley,  William. 
Titherington,  R.  H.    Lincoln— Garfleld— McKinley.     Munsey  27(1902)006. 
GARFIELD,  Tames  R.  (b.1865).     Ohio  lawyer,  T.  8.  Civil  Service  commissioner, 
The    new    Civil  Service  commissioner.    Outl  71(1902)27,  port. 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902.  81 

GARNETT,  Robert  Belden  (1819-61).     V*.  Confederate  General. 

M  a  x  w  e  1 1,  H.     Retreat  of  General  Robert  S.  Garnett.     Transaliegbeny  Hist  M  1(1901-2)225-33. 
GARRZTT,  William  Robertson  (fl.1901).     Tenn.  Confederate  General,  educator  and  writer. 

William    and  Mary  College  in  1858.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)251-7. 
GATES,  John  Warne  (b.1855).     Chicago  capitalist. 

L  e  t  6  v  r  e,  Edwin.    John  Warne  Gates.     Cosmopol  33(1902)535-8,  port. 
GAZELLE,  Pierre  (fl.  1793-6).     French  abbe,  resident  in  Canada. 

C  h  e  r  v  r  o  t,  G.  Dn.     L'abbe  Pierre  Gazelle.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)185-6. 
GEAR,  John  Henry  (1825-1900).     Iowa  Governor,  U.  8.  senator. 
D  e  y,  Peter  A.    John  Henry  Gear  (including  Senator  Allison's  memorial  address).     Iowa  Hist  Rec  18(1902) 

497-509,   port. 

GEAUGA  Co.,  0.     A  county  in  the  N.E,  part  of  Ohio. 
A  record  of  the  Revolutionary  soldiers  burled  in  Lake  county,  Ohio,  with  a  partial  list  of  those  in  Geanga 

Co.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Lake  Co.,  O.] 
GENEALOGY.     Family  history. 

Extracts   from  the  register  of  [various  parishes]  in  the  County  of  Wilts,  etc.     Penn  Mag  26(1902)412. 
Genealogical    guide  to  the  early  settlers  of  America.    225-81  inserted  in  Spirit  of  '76  8(1902). 
Genealogical  Quarterly  Magazine.     Burlington,  Vt.     Quarterly.     T.  3,  1902.     p.  255. 
H  e  r  r  1  c  k,  Lucius  C.    A  list  of  pedigrees  in  the  visitations  of  Oxford,  1566,  1574  and  1634.     Old  Northw 

Q  5(1902)16-7. 
Lea,  J.  Henry.     Genealogical  gleanings  among  the  English  archives.     N   E  Reg  55(1901)95-106,  331-41, 

432-9;  56(1902)84-7,196-7,308-18,402-7. 
Palmer,  Henrietta  R.     A  list  of  genealogies  in  the  library  of  the  New  Jersey  Historical  Society.     N  J 

Hist  S  3(1902)19-35. 

R  i  d  g  w  a  y,  Charles  Arthur.     The  relations  of  genealogy  to  history.     Old  Northw  Q  5(1902)7-9. 
Rye,  Walter.     The  genealogical  value  of  wills.     Old  Northw  Q  4(1901)81  5;  5(1902)10-12. 
Welles,  Edwin  Stanley.    Studies  in  ancestry.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)396-402. 
Note.     Other  unanalyzed  genealogical  items  may  be  found  in  historical  and  genealogical  periodicals.     See 

subject,  Periodicals. 
GENERAL  federation  of  women's  clubi. 

B  a  r  y,  Harriet  H.     The  sixth  biennial.     Out  West  16(1902)557-65,  ill.,  port. 
GENEVA,  N.  Y.     Town  of  Ontario  Co.  16  m.  E.  of  Canandaigua. 

Geneva,  N.  Y.     Chamber  of  commerce.    Geneva  on  Sececa  Lake,  prepared  by  Frank  H.  Taylor...     Geneva, 

Chamber  of  commerce,  1902.     108  p.  incl.  ill.,  port.,  map,  plan.     17  x  27cm.     [L.C.  3-9010] 
GEOGRAPHY.     Description  of  the  earth's  surface  and  its  inhabitants. 

A  m  e  r  i  k  a.    Xlteste  Karte  m.  d.  Namen.  Amerika.     Hlst.-PoJ.  Bl.  f.  d.  Kath.l  1902)  697-710. 
A  m  e  r  i  k  a.  D.  alteste  Karte  m.  d.  Namen  amerika.     Borsemb.  f.  d.  dtschn.  Buchh.  (1902)No.l6. 
Bartholomew,  J.  G.     Twentieth  century  citizen's  atlas  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  Scribner,  1902.     fo. 
Bartholomew,  J[ohn]   G[eorge].     The  international  student's  atlas  of  modern  geography;  a  series  of  101 

physical,  political,  and  statistical  maps,  compiled  from   British  and  foreign  surveys  and  the  latest  re- 
sults of  international  research...     London,  G.Newnes,  limited  [1902]     viii,  90  p.   (map),  1  L,  69,  [1]  p. 

34cm.     [Rev.in. -Nation  74(1902)307  "Index... N.  British  Empire. .  .best  looked  after. .  .maps. .  .clear  and 

well  executed."     L.C.  2-13322] 
Gannett,  Henry.      ...The  origin  of  certain  place  names  in  the  United  States.     Washington,  Gov't  print. 

off.,  1902.    280,  [ill]  p.    23cm.     (U.  S.     Geological  survey.     [Bulletin  no.  197.     ser.  F.     Geography,  32]) 

["Authorities":  p.   12-16.     L.C.  3-11774] 
MoMurry.  Charles  [Alexander].    A  teacher's  manual  of  geography  to  accompany  Tarr  and  McMurry's  seriei 

of  geographies.     New  York,  London,  The  Macmlllan  company,  1902.     2  p.  1.,  107  p.     19cm.     ["Refer- 
ences to  books,  articles,  etc.":  p.  95-107.    L.C.  2-20488] 
Place    names  of  the  U.  S.     Nat  Geog  M  13(1902)403. 
Roddy,  H[enry]   Justin.     Complete  geography...      New  York,   Cincinnati    [etc.]   American  book   company 

[1902]     144  p.  incl  ill.,  maps.    32cm.     [61.Men.in:Dlal  33(1902)125  "more  simplified  treatment ...  than ... 

in  most  school  books."    L.C.  2-16215] 
Roddy,  H.  Justin.     Elementary  geography...     New  York,  Cincinnati  [etc]  American  book  company  [1902] 

128  p.  incl.  ill.,  map.     19cm.     [61. Men. in: Dial  33(1902)125  "more  simplified  treatment. .  .than. .  .in  most 

school  books."     L.C.  2-13094] 
Soulsby,  Basil  H[arrington],     The  first  map  containing  the  name  America...      [London  and  Beccles,   W. 

Clowes  &  sons,  1902]     cover-title,  9  p.     25cm.     "From  "The  Geographical  journal'  for  February,  1902." 

[L.C.  3-8383] 
Bydow,  E.  v.  ft  Habonicht.  H.     Metbodiscber  wand-atlas  6.-Nord-Amerika  7.-S«d-Amerika.     Gotba,  Perthes, 

1902. 


88  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    H1STORT    1902. 

GEORGE,  Henry,  Jr.  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  journalist. 

G  e  o  r  g  e,  H.  jr.     Lage  In  d.  Vereln  Staat  v.  N.-A.     Dtsche.  Volkstimme  (1902)28-31. 
GEORGE,  J.  Z.  (1826-97).    Miss,  politician,  U.  S.  senator,  Confederate  General. 

Johnston,  Frank.    The  conference  of  October  15th,  1875,  between  General  George  and  Governor  Ames. 

Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)65-77. 
GEORGIA.     One  of  the  Gulf  States  of  the  U.  8. 

Butts,  Sarah  Harriet.  The  mothers  of  some  distinguished  Georgians  of  :!.<•  last  half  of  the  century... 
New  York,  Press  of  J.J.Llttle  &  co  [1902]  7  p.  1.,  196  p.  port.  30cm.  [L.C.  3-26] 

Daughters  of  the  American  revolution.  Georgia.  Joseph  Habersham  chaptor.  Atlanta.  Historical  collec- 
tions. Dalton,  Ga.,  The  A.J.Showalter  co.,  printers,  1902.  v.  23cm.  [Ed.  by  Mrs.  William  Lawson 
Peel.  [Rev.in:South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)439  "  'full  of  defects. .  .will  do  Incalculable  harm,'  "  but  great 
mass  of  material.  L.C.  2-7321] 

Joseph  Gault's  fifth  edition  of  his  Reports,  entitled  A  coat  of  mauy  colors.  Americus,  Ga.,  Amerlcus  law 
book  co.,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  56  p.  23%cm.  [L.C.  3-29125] 

Georgia's    new  Confederate  Home.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)490-1,  ill.,  port. 

Hillyer,  S[haler]  G[ranby].  Reminiscences  of  Georgia  Baptists. .  .together  with  a  story  of  the  author'* 
life,  written  by  his  daughter  [Louisa  C.  Hillyer]  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Foote  &  Davies  company,  1902.  Til  p., 
1  1..  294  p.  front,  (port.)  20cm.  [L.C.  2-24390] 

Hiihner,  Leon.  The  Jews  of  Georgia  In  colonial  times . . .  From  the  Publications  of  the  American  Jewish 
historical  society,  no.  10,  1902.  [Baltimore,  1902]  coyer-title,  [65]-95  p.  24Vjcm.  [L.C.  3-31541] 

H  n  1 1,  A.  L.  Bound  newspaper  flies  in  the  library  of  th.>  University  of  Georgia,  at  Athens.  Gulf  Mag 
1(1902)205-6. 

Mitchell,  Fes.  L.    Georgia  land  and  people.     Atlanta,  Ga.,  F.L.Mitchell,  1902.     12o. 

Phillips,  Ulrich  Bonnell.  . . .  Georgia  and  state  rights.  A  study  of  the  political  history  of  Georgia  from 
the  rerolutlon  to  the  civil  war,  with  particular  regard  to  federal  relations.  Washington,  Gov't  nrint. 
off.,  1902.  224  p.  pi.,  maps.  23%cm.  [From  v.  II  of  the  Annual  report  of  the  American  historical  as- 
sociation for  1901.  Bibliography:  p.  211-220.  Rev.in:Am.  Hist  R  8(1903)785-B(J.A.Woodburn)  "fulfils  Its 
title...  of  interest,  not  only  to  the  special  student. .  .but  to  the  general  student  of  American  politics... 
good  index."  L.C.  3-3217] 

Phillips,  Ulrich  Bonnell.     Georgia  and  state  rights.     Am  Hist  A  Rep  '01.2(1902)3-220,  maps. 

R  a  m  a  g  e,  B.  J.     Georgia  and  the  Cherokees.     Am  Hist  Hag  7(1902)199-208. 

S  e  m  m  e  s,  R.     Georgians  in  the  Naval  service  of  the  Confederacy.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)139-40. 
GEORGIA  University.     State  University  at  Athens,  Ga.,  fd.  1785. 

The    Centennial   of  the  University  of  Georgia.     South  Work  30(1901)426-7. 

B  1 1  1  s,  Leonora  Beck.     Georgia's  educational  center.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)571-4,  ill.,  port. 
GERMAINE,  M.  1851-1901).     Catholic  nun  and  teacher. 

Mother    M.  Germaine.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)59,133,  port. 
GERMAN-AMERICAN  relations.     Public  and  social  relations  between  Germany  and  the  U.  8. 

Beck,  Carl.  Der  Commers  alter  deutscher  Studenten  in  Amerlka  sin  Ehren  des  Prinzen  Helnrich  in  New 
York.  Am  Germ  4(1902)342-9. 

Beckmann.  Die  evang.  Gesellschaft  fur  d.  prot.  Deutschen  in  Amerika.  Deutsch-Bvangellscg. (1902) 
171-6. 

Dtechld.  n.d.  Vereinigt.  Staat.     Bayer.  Handelszeit.   (1902)Nr.34. 

Falblsaner,  Adolf.     Das  deutsche  Lied  in  der  deutsoh-am.  Dichtung.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.2(1902)33-9. 

F  1  c  k,  H.  H.     German  controbutions  to  American  progress.     Educa  22(1902)363(P). 

F  1  s  k,  George  M.  German-American  diplomatic  and  commercial  relations,  historically  considered.  R  of 
Rs  25(1902)223-8. 

F  r  a  n  c  k  e,  Knno.  Deutsche  cultur  in  den  Vereinighten  Staaten  und  das  germanlsche  museum  der  Har- 
vard-Universltat.  Deutsche  Rundschau  111(1902)127-45. 

Halle,  E.  v.     Dtschld.  n.  d.  Cff.  Melng.  i.  d.  Vereln  Staat  v.  N.-A.     Preuss.  Jahrb.   (1902)107.B.189-212. 

Rosengarten,  J.  G.     German  influence  in  America.     Lippine  69(1902)501  (Ap). 

HBtzsch.     Dtschld.  u.  d.  nordamerik    Imperialisms.     Akad  Blatter  (1902)16.J.377-83. 

J  a  f  f  e,  E.     Dtschld.  u.  amerikan.  Konkurrens  [nach  A.  Weber].     Dtsche.  Runds.   (1902)  108. B.  146-52. 

Schiemann,  Th.  Deutschland  und  die  Grosse  politik  anno  1901.  Berlin,  Reimer,  1902.  [Rev.in:Am  Hist 
R  8(1902)184(Poultney  Bigelow)  "reads  like  a  gospel  of  hatred ...  full  of  Jingo  phrases. .  .deplorable 
ignorance  of  things  in  England  and  the  United  States. .  .idea. .  .is  excellent. .  .half ..  .represents  opinions 
of  no  value,  or  worse  than  none."] 

Steinberg,  America's  first  embassadorlal  building  in  Berlin.     Overland  n  s  40(1902)139. 

V  i  e  r  e  c  k,  L.     Die  verelnlgung  alter  deutscher  studenten  in  Amerika.     Am  Germ  4(1902)155-206. 

von  Ruville,  Von  Albert.  Die  Deutsche  Einlgungswerk  1m  Lichte  des  Amerikanischen.  Halle,  Max  Nie- 
meyer,  1902.  pp.  128.  [Rev.inrAm  Hist  R  8(1902)179  "interesting. .  .of  things  American  is  generally 
appreciative  and  sometimes  laudatory. .  .falls. .  .to  do  justice...  in  regard  to  the  Monroe  doctrine ...  care- 
ful, thoughtful  and  suggestive."] 


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GERMAN-AMERICANS.     Americans  of  German  birth  or  (loosely)  ancettry. 

Bittinger,  Lucy  Forney.     The  Pennsylvania  Germans.     New  Eng  M  26O902)366-84,4»8-512,617-24. 
Bruncken,  Ernest.     The  political  activity  of  Wisconsin  Germans,  1854-60.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1902) 

190-211. 

It  11  n  s  f  ii,  (';.  C.     Das  Frankfurter  Attentat.   (Cause  of  emigration  to  A.).     Deutsch-Am  G  2.1(1902)1-15. 
D  e  1 1  e  r,  H.     Zahlenmasslger  RUckgang  d.  Deutschlander.     Dtsche.  Erde  (1902)170. 
Deutsch-Amerikanische    Geschichtsblatter,    vierteljahrsschrift    herauseregeben    von    der    Deutich-Araerikan. 

histor.     Gesellschaft  von  Illinois,  Chicago,     r.  3.     1902.     p.  272. 

D  e  u  t  s  c  h    und  schwelzer  Richter  In  Illimois  im  ISten  Jahrhundert.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.4(1902)62. 
Dlbelins,  W.     Lage  d.  Dtschtums  In  d.  Vereln  Staat  T.  N.-A.     Polytech.  Centralbl  (I902)Mal  239-49. 
Die    Deutschen    In  Penneylvanlen.     Deutsche  Rundschau  132(1902)462-8. 
D  t  s  c  h  e.  i.  Krlegsdienst  d.  Vereln.  Staat.     Mil.  Wocbenbl.   (1902)Nr.61. 
D  t  s  c  h  e.  1.  Kriegsdienst  d.  Vereln  Staat.     Mil-Ztg(1902)Nr.27. 

G  o  t  w  a  1  d,  Frederich  Gebhart.    The  Teutonic  factor  in  American  history.     Lath  Ch  Rev  21(1902)299-423. 
Hatfleld,  James  Taf  t.     Dentsche  im  spanisch-amerikanischen  Krlege.   Ein  Beltrag  cur  nenesten  Ges- 

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Hense-Jensen.W.    Influence  of  the  Germans  in  Wisconsin.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1902)144-7. 
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Gorham,  Henry  S.     Gorhams  of  Hardwick,  Mass.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)75-80,  facs. 
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Smith,  Edgar  Crosby,  Moses  Greenleaf,  Maine's  first  map-maker,  a  biography:  with  letters,  unpublished 
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John    Guerrant,  Jr.'s  qualifications  as  ensign  in  militia,  1781  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)279. 
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Guild,  Amasa.     War  diary  kept  by  Amasa  Guild,  in  1861,  together  with  an  account  of  its  loss  and  re- 
turn.    Dedh  Reg  13(1902)41-7. 
GULF  states.  States  bordering  on  the  Gulf  of  Mexico. 

Postmasters   of  the  principal  towns  in  the  Gulf  status.    Gulf  Mag  1(1902)38-40. 
GUMBELL,  Joseph  M.  (1800-86).    HI.  and  Iowa  German  Am.  clergyman. 

Bornmaun,  Heinrlcb.     Joseph  M.  Gumbell.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.4(1902)33-5. 


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GTTNBY,  John  (1745-1807).     Officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Gunby,  A[ndrew]  A[ugustus],  Colonel  John  Gunby  of  the  Maryland  line;  being  some  account  of  his  contri- 
bution to  American  liberty...  Cincinnati,  The  R.Clarke  company,  1902.  v,  186  p.  front.,  pi.,  plan. 
20cm.  [Exonerating  Col.  Gunby  from  blame  for  the  defeat  at  Hobktrk's  Hill,  and  criticizing  Gen. 
Greene's  generalship.  Rev.iu:Dial  33(1902)285-6  "To  correct  the  errors  and  misstatements. .  .sets  down 
correctly  and  preserves  unstained  the  truth";  N  K  Reg  57(1903)122(F.W.Parke)  "Written  with  xeal, 
knowledge... and... fair[ness]";  Nation  76(1903)53  "results. .  .not  conclusive. .  .incidents. .  .not. .  .of 
much  general  importance."  L.C.  2-22684] 
GUNN,  Alexander  (1837-1901). 

Gunn,  Alexander.      ...Letters.     New  York   [The  De   Vinne  press]    1902.     4  p.   1.,   194  p.,   1  L     23%  cm. 
["This  copy  of  'Letters'  is  no.  500  of  a  limited  edition  printed  on  hand-made  paper  in  the  month  of 
November,  nineteen  hundred  and  two."     L.C.  2-26312] 
GURLEY,  L.  B.     Ohio  Meth.  clergyman,  pioneer  and  poet. 

Love.-N.  B.  C.     Rev.L.B.Gurley.D.D., pioneer,  poet  und  preacher.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)21-37. 
GURNSEY,  Alfred  Hudson  (1818-1902).     N.  Y.  writer,  editor,  historian. 

Alfred    Hudson  Gurnsey  [obituary].     Mag  Am  Hist  N  S  I  (1902)33. 
GUTHKIE,  William  Norman  ( 0.1868).     Lecturer,  writer. 

Henneman,  John  Bell.     William  Norman  Guthrie.     Sewanee  10(1902)71-9. 
HABEAS  corpus.     Order  of  court  to  produce  a  prisoner. 

C  a  r  p  e  n  t  e  r,  A.  H.     Habeas  corpus  in  the  [Am.]  colonies.     Am  Hist  R  8(1902)18-27. 
HABITANTS,  La  Comnagnie  des. 

G  o  B  s  e  1  i  n,  L'Abbe  A.  H.     La  Compagnie  des  Habitants.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)279-80. 
HADDAM,  Conn.     Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  26  m.  S.  by  E.  of  Hartford. 

Haddam,   Conn.     First  Congregational  church.     The  two  hundredth  anniversary,   October  14th  and  17th, 
1900.     Church  organized,   1696.     Pastor  installed,   1700.     Haddam,   1902.     xx,   360  p.     front.     21%cm. 
["From  the  church  records":  p.   [189J-360.     Rev.in:N  E  Reg  67(1903)234  "deserving  of  high  praise... 
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HADLEY,  James  (ab.  1786-1869).     Conn,  professor,  scientist. 

H  a  d  1  e  y,  Mary  Hamilton.     An  old  time  pilgrimage  in  pursuit  of  science.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)760-9. 
HAGGIN,  James  Ben  Ali.     California  horse-breeder. 

M  o  f  f  e  1 1,  S.  E.     James  Ben  All  Haggin.     Cosmopol  33(1902)163-7,  port. 

HAGUE  Court  of  Arbitration.     International  tribunal  outgrowth  of  the  Intenat.  peace  Conference. 
P  e  n  t  i  e  1  d,  W.  S.     The  first  session  of  the  Hague  Tribunal.     Indep  54(1902)2808-11,  ill. 
Taylor,  Hannis.     International  arbitration  and  the  Pan-American  Conference.     No  Am  174(1902)303-14. 
HAIDA  Indians.     Residents  of  Queen  Charlotte  Island,  British  Columbia. 
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S  w  a  n  t  o  n,  John  R.     Notes  on  the  Halda  language.     Am  Anthropolo  N  S  4(1902)392-403. 
HAINES  family. 

Haines,  Andrew  Mack  and  Haines,  Thomas  Vanburen,  collected  by.  Deacon  Samuel  Haines  of  Westbury, 
Wiltshire,  England,  and  his  Descendants  in  America,  1635-1901.  Containing  the  origin  of  the  name  of 
the  Shropshire  Family,  the  Coat  of  Arms,  ancient  Wills  and  other  Records,  Biographical  Sketches,  Maps, 
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Haines...     Camden,  N.  J.,  S.  Chew  &  sons  co.,  printers,  1902.     1  p  1.,  456  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.,  facsim. 
26%cm.     [L.C.  2-11124] 
HAITI.    West  Indies  Isl.  betw.  Cuba  and  Porto  Rico,  containing  republics  of  Haiti  and  San  Domingo. 

Alba,  [Maria  del  Rosario  (Falco  y  Osorio)  Fitz  James]  9.  duqueta  de  Berwick  y  16.  duquesa  de,  1854 — 
Nuevos  autografos  de  Cristobal  Colon  y  relaciones  de  ultramar.  [For  detail  see  same  title  under  subject, 
Columbus,  Chr.j 

Hale,  William  Bayard.     The  disorder  in  Haiti.     Indep  54(1902)1180-3.  port,   i- 

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Poujol.A.    De  la  nationality  dans  la  repnblique  d'Halti.    Rev  Gen  de  Drolt  Intermit  Public  9(1902)591-623. 
HALE,  Edward  Everett  (b.1822).     Boston  Unitarian  clergyman,  writer. 
D  r.    Edward  Everett  Hale.     World's  Work,  4(1902)2040,  port.  p.  2025. 
Edward    Everett  Hale.     Ohaut  35(1902)120.  port. 

Hale,  Edward  Everett.  Memories  of  a  hundred  years.  Outl  70(1902)31-47,549-61,840-52;  71.70-80,404-14, 
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88  WRITINGS    ON     AMERICAN     HISTORY     1802. 

Hale,  Edward  Everett.     Memories  of  a  hundred   years...      New  York,  London,  The  Macmillan  company, 
1902.     2  v.     front.,  ill.,  port.,  faca.     21cm.     [Rev.ln:Am  Hist  R  9(1903)184-6(H.  V.Ames)   "part  of  the 
remembering ...  by  proxy. .  .succession  of  reminiscences  of  anecdotal  character. .  .much  to  be  desired  in 
the  accuracy  of  its  historical  details. .  .too  often. .  .Tlolent  prejudices ...  little  continuity ..  .peculiar  charm 
...from  the  delightful  personality  of  the  author";  Nation  76(1903)74-5  "should  not  be  taken  too  seri- 
ously... no  definite  information. .  .are. .  .slap-dash  reminiscences  of  an  octogenarian  of  imperfect  mem- 
ory, of  violent  prejudices  and  excursive  f  ancy ...  provide  a  fond  of  entertainment";  Dial  33(1902)319-22 
(P.F.Blcknell)  "writer's  own  personality  lends  it  its  peculiar  Interest  and  charm."     L.C.  2-27220] 
HALE,  Nathan  (1755-76).     Conn,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 
Logan,  Walter  S.     Courage  of  Nathan  Hale.     Spirit  of  '76  (1902)36-37. 

Partridge,  William  Ordway.  Nathan  Hale,  the  ideal  patriot;  a  study  of  character;  with  views  of  th« 
author's  statue  of  Nathan  Hale,  portraits  of  Half's  contemporaries  and  of  kindred  characters;  also  three 
drawings  by  W.  R.  Leigh,  together  with  an  introduction  by  George  Gary  EgglestSn.  New  York  and 
London..  Funk  &  Wagnalls  co.,  1902.  134  p.  incl.  facs.  front.,  pi.,  port.  19V&cm.  LRev.in:Am  Hist  R 
S(1902)175(V.H.Paltslt8)  "bombastic  eulogy. .  .from  Stuart's  life  of  Hale,  1856,  and  [its]  numerous  er- 
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"not  so  much  for  a  biography,  as  a  study  In  patriotic  purpose. .  .ought. .  .to  have  carefully  avoided  «r- 
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HALE  family. 

[Smith,  Elizabeth  Hale].     Descendants  of  Major  Samuel  Hale.     Cambridge  [Mass.]   The  Riverside  press, 
1902.     v,  117,   [1]  p.     17%cm.     [Rev.ln:N  E  Reg  56(1902)413(F.W.Parke)    "genealogy  in  the  strictest 
sense ....  index  is  unusually  complete ...  list  of  'Reference  Books.'  "     L.C.  2-17874] 
HALIFAX,  Mass.    Hamlet  of  Plymouth  Co.  in  Halifax  township  9  m.  N.W.  of  Plymouth. 

Hammond,  Elizabeth  Penn.     Halifax,  Mass.,  vital  records.     Mayll  Desc  3(1901)30-2,157-9;  4.20-2. 
HALL,  Amos  (b.1761).     N.  Y.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 
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General  Amos  Hall.     Pub  Buffalo  Hist  Soc  5(1902)27-62. 
HALL,  Henry  Edward  (b.1831).    Mass.  Unitarian  clergyman  and  writer. 

Edward   Henry  Hall,  D.  D.    Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)335-6. 
HALL,  John  (1829-98).     N.  Y.  Presbyterian  clergyman  and  writer. 
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HALL,  Lyman  (1724-90).    Conn,  signer  of  Declaration  of  Independence. 

L  y  m  a  n    Hall  (note).     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)114. 
HALL  family. 

Coe,  Mrs.  S[ophia]  F[idelia]  (Hall).  Memoranda  relating  to  the  ancestry  and  family  of  Sophia  Fidelia 
Hall.  Meriden,  Conn.,  Printed  by  the  Curtlss-Way  co.,  1902.  3  p.  1.,  231,  iv,  ill  p.  front,  (port.)  24cm. 
[Rev.in:N  E  Reg  57(1903)228-9(F.W.Parke)  "lacks  a  good  index."  L.C.  16249] 

Shepard,  James.    John  Hall  of  Wallingford,  Conn.    A  monograph.     New  Britain,  Conn.,  Record  press,  1902. 
60  p.,   1  1.     241,6cm.     [Rev.in:N   E  Reg  57(1903)118(F.W.Parke)    "Prepared  with  special  care... many 
[new]  facts."    L.C.  3-3187] 
HALL  of  Fame.     Hall  of  University  of  N.  Y.  commemorating  famous  Americans. 

Banks.  Louis  Albert.  ...The  story  of  the  Hall  of  fame,  including  the  lives  and  portraits  of  the  elect  and 
of  those  who  barely  missed  election.  Also  a  list  of  America's  most  eligible  women.  New  York,  The 
Christian  herald,  1902.  x,  13-409  p.  incl.  front.,  pi.,  port.  pi.  22%cm.  [Title  and  text  within  green 
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Smith,  Helen  Ainslie.    One  hundred  famous  Americans,  revised  to  date,  with  article  on  "Hall  of  fame"  by 
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HALSEY,  Edmund  Drake  (1840-96).     N.  J.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

Chambers,  Theodore  Frellnghuysen.     Edmund  Drake  Halsey.     N  J  Hist  3(1902)62-85,  port. 
HAMBLIN.  Joseph  Elbridge  (1828-70).     N.  Y.  Major-General  in  Civil  War. 

[Hamblin,  Deborah].  Brevet  Major-General  Joseph  Eldridge  Hamblin,  1861-65.  Boston,  Privately  printed, 
1902.  2  p.  1.,  60  p.  front.,  ill.,  (incl.  map)  pi.,  port.  22%cm.  ["Prepared. .  .with  the  valuable  aid  of 
Mrs.  Thomas  C.  Bray,  for  the  historical  branch  of  tbe  public  library  in. .  .Yarmouth,  Cape  Cod,  Mass." — 
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HAMILTON,  Alexander  (1757-1804).     N.  Y.  statesman,  officer  in  Am.  Rev.,  first  Sec.  of  Treasury. 
Atherton,  Gertrude.     The  bunt  for  Hamilton's  mother.     No  Am  175(1902)229-42. 

Atherton,  Gertrude  Franklin.    The  conqueror;  being  tbe  true  and  romantic  stcry  of  Alexander  Hamilton... 
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Jenkinson,  Isaac.     Aaron  Burr,  bis  personal  aiid  political  relations  with  Thomas  Jefferson  and  Alexander 

Hamilton...     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Burr,  Aaanni.] 
HAMMOND,  George  Albert  (1813-1902).     Maine. 

In  Memory  of  George  Albert  Hammond,  Eliot,  Maine.     Born  June  3,  1813.     Died  January  5,  1902.     Printed 

at  Eliot.    8vo.    pp.  20.    port. 
HAMMOND,  J.  H.  (1807-64).     S.  C.  journalist,  Governor,  U.  S.  senator,  writer. 

J.  H.  H  a  m  m  o  n  d— "Mud-Sill"   (letter,  1836).     Collect  15(1902)74-5. 
HAMMOND  families. 

Hammond,  Frederick  Stain.     History  and  genealogies  of  the  Hammond  families  in  America,  with  an  ac- 
count of  the  early  history  cf  the  family  in  Normandy  and  Great  Britain.     1000-1902.     V.   I.     Onelda, 
N.  Y.,  Ryan  &  Burkhart,  printers,  1902.     front.,  pi.,  port.     23!£cm.     [Rev.in:Old  Northw  Q  6(1903)43 
"well  arranged. .  .good  indexes. .  .illus. .  .good  work."     L.C.  2-22724] 
H  AMP  DEN  County,  Mass.    County  in  S.W.  part  of  state. 

Copeland.  Alfred  Minot.      "Our  county  and  its  people;"  a  history  of  Hampden  county,   Massachusetts... 

[Boston]  The  Century  memorial  publishing  company,  1902.     3  v.     ill.     26cm.     [L.C.  2-25938] 
HAMPTON,  Wade  (1818-1902).    8.  C.  statesman,  U.  8.  senator,  Confederate  General. 

D  u  B  o  s  e,  William  Porcher.     Wade  Hampton.     Sewanee  10(1902)364-8. 

R  a  m  a  g  e,  B.  J.     Wade  Hampton.     Sewanee  10(1902)368-73. 
HAMPTON  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute.     School  for  Negroes  and  Indians  at  Hampton,  Va,,  est.  1868. 

C  o  o  1  e  y,  Jr.,  Leroy  C.    The  all-around  training  of  the  Hampton  cadet.     South  Work  30(1901)493-500,  ill. 

F  r  i  s  s  e  1 1,  H.   B.     Thirty-third  annual  report  of  the  principal  of  Hampton  Institute.     South  Work  30 
(1901)279-93. 

L  u  d  1  o  w,  Helen  W.    The  girls'  half  of  Hampton  Institute.    South  Work  30(1901)763-70,  ill. 
HAMPTON,  Va.     Capital  of  Elizabeth  City  Co.  15  m.  N.N.W.  of  Norfolk. 

Hampton    town:  first  feoffees  (note).  Wm  M  Q  10(1902)282. 
HANCOCK,  John  (1737-93).    First  Gov.  of  Mass.,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

Harrison    and  Ansley,  of  London,  to  John  Hancock  [1770].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)391-2. 

H  a  y  1  e  y    and  Hopkins,  of  London,  to  John  Hancock  [1770].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)387-91. 
HAND,  Clifford  Augustus  (1830-1901).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

Clifford    Augustus  Hand  (obituary).     N  Y  Roe  33(1902)53-4. 
HANFORD,  Cal.     Village  of  Tulare  Co.,  Cal. 

Q  o  o  d  r  1  c  h,  F.  M.     Kings  county  and  Hanford.     Out  West  17(1902)637-44,  ill. 
HAWKINS,  William  Stewart  (1837-1865).     Confederate  officer  and  poet. 

Beaumont,  Henry  Francis.     From  behind  prison  tars.     Confed  Vet  10(1001-2)413-5,  port. 
HANNA,  Hugh  H.  (b.1848).     Indiana  manufacturer,  philanthropist  and  financial  expert. 

M  r.  H  u  g  h    H.  Hanna.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1967-70,  port. 
HANNA,  Marcus  Alonzo  (b.1837).     Ohio  capitalist  and  politician,  IT.  8.  senator. 

R  a  1  p  h,  Julian.     Marcus  Alonzo  Hanna.     Cosmopol  o3(1902)  153-7,  port. 

Senator    Marcus  A.  Hanna.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1689,  port.  only. 
HAN8COM,  A.  J.    Neb.  journalist. 

F  u  r  n  a  s,  R.  W.     A.  J.  Hanscom.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)59. 
HANSON'S  Mill.    A  fortified  place  near  Fort  Minis  at  time  of  Indian  massacre. 

H  a  1  b  e  r  t,  Henry  S.    Ensign  Isaac  W.  Davis  and  Hanson's  Mill.    Gulf  Mag  1(1902)151. 
HARDING,  William  B.  (1840-1900).     Worcester  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

William    B.  Harding  (obituary).     Wor  Sec  Ant  17(1900)299. 
HARDINGE,  Henry  (b.1785).     British  officer  served  in  Canada. 

S  i  r    Henry  Hardinge.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)370-2. 
HARDY,  Anthony  Colby  (1828-1902).     N.  H.  Methodist  clergyman. 

Rev.  Anthony  C.  Hardy.     Granite  M  33(1902)257-58. 
HARDY  family. 

W  a  r  d,  C.     Some  old  letters.     Acad  2(1902)170-8.'!. 
HARDYMAN  family. 

Hardyman    family.    Win  M  Q  11(1902)47-9. 
HARLAKENDEN  family. 

The    royal    descent  of  Mabel  Harlakenden.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)40-1. 

T  a  1  c  o  1 1,  Mary  K.     Harlakenden  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)319-20. 
HARLAN,  Andrew  J.  (b.1815).     Western  Iwyer  and  politician. 

H  a  r  1  a  n,  Andrew  J.     Last  survivor  of  a  great  Congress  (1&S1).     Nat'l  M  (Bost)  15(1901-2)625-31,  port. 


90  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

HASLEM  (N.Y.).    Revolutionary  battle,  Sept.  16,  1776. 

H  a  y  d  e  n,  Joeiah  (letter).     The  battle  of  Harlem.     Collect  15(1902)129-30. 
HARLESTON  family. 

Jervey,  Theodore  D.     The  Harlestons.     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)150-73  [coat-of-anns] ;  243-4. 
HARMON,  Johnson  (fl.1724).     Mass,  colonial  officer,  Indian  fighter. 

Father    Ralle's  scalp.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)12-13. 
HARPSWELL,  He.     Township  of  Cumberland  Co.  14  m.  £.  of  Portland. 

Putnam,  Eben.    Genealogical  records  of  the  town  of  Harpswell,  Cumberland  Co.,  Me.    Gen  Q  M  3(1902) 

19-25,71-81,161-60. 
HAERISBUEG,  Pa.     City,  capital  of  Pennsylvania,  106  m.  W.  by  N.  of  Philadelphia. 

M  c  F  a  r  1  a  u  d,  J.  Horace.     The  awakening  of  a  city.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1930-2. 
HARBISON,  Benjamin  (1726-91).     Ya.  Governor,  signer  Declaration  of  Independence. 

Hoss,  Mary.     The  will  of  Benjamin  Harrison,  the  Signer  (note).     Va  Mag  10(1902)103-4. 
HARRISON,  Benjamin  (1833-1901).     Ind.  lawyer,  83d  President  U.  S. 

T  h  o  r  n  t  o  n,  W.  W.     Benj.  Harrison,  as  lawyer  and  orator,  with  portrait.     Green  Bag  14 (1902) 49 (F). 

White,  William  Allen.     Harrison  [Benj.].     Cosmopol  32(1901-2)489-96,  port. 
HARRISON,  William  Henry  (1773-1841).    9th  President  V.  S. 

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1638;  ed.  by  Thomas  Hills...  Boston,  Press  of  A.Mudge  &  son  1.1902]  148  p.  22%cm.  [Rev.in:N  E 
Reg  57(1903)118-9(F.W.Parke)  "Reflects  great  credit";  N  Y  Rec  34(1903)73  "Excellent. .  .index."  L.C. 
3-17720] 
HIN8DALE,  Mass.  Village  of  Hinsdale  township,  Berkshire  Co.,  8  m.  E.  of  Fittsfield. 

Hinsdale.  Vital  records  to  the  year  1850 ...  Boston,  1902.  98  p.  23%cm.  (New- England  historic  genea- 
logical society.  [Vital  records  of  the  towns  of  Massachusetts])  [Ed.  by  Henry  Ernest  Woods.  L.C. 
3-5254] 


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HINTON,  John  id.  1784).     N.  C.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

H  1  n  t  o  n,  Mary  Billiard.     Colonel  John  Hinton.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1002)182-7. 
HINTON,  Richard  J.  (1830-1901).    Kan  pioneer,  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

C  o  n  n  e  1  1  e  y,  W.  E.    Col.  Richard  J.  Hiuton.    Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1001-2  7(1002)486-03. 

I  n    Western  letters.     Col.  Richard  J.  TIint.ii.     Out  West  16(1002)380,  port. 
HISTORICAL  societies. 

Communication  to  the  Members  of  the  N.  Y.  Historical  Society  from  the  building  committee.  Feb.  15, 
1002.  Sq.  80.  (ab.7xlO  in)  [Plans  and  elecatlons] 

Connecticutt  Historical  Society.     Annual  Report.     Hartford,  the  Society.  1002. 

D  e  a  t  s,  H.  K.     Hunterdon  County  Historical  Society.     Jerseym  8(1002)8,23. 

F  1  o  w  e  r  s,  R.  L.    History  of  the  Historical  Society  of  Trinity  College.    Trinity  Arch  15(1002)363-71. 

F  r  a  n  c  1  s,  J.  [&  Klngman,  S.  A.]  Quarter-century  celebration.  Twenty-fifth  anniversary  meeting  of 
the  Kansas  State  Historical  Society,  December  17,  1001.  Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1001-2  7(1002)182-5. 

The    German    American  Historical  Society.     Am  Germ  4(1002)207-13. 

I  b  e  r  v  111  e    Historical  Society.     Gulf  Mag  1(1002)153-4. 

Maryland  Historical  Society.     Annual  report  for  the  year  1001.     Bait.  1002.     p.  32.     So. 

New   building  for  the  Historical  Society  of  Pennsylvania.     Penn  Mag  26(1002)480. 

The  New  Haven  Colony  Historical  Society  Reports  [etc.]  1001.     New  Haven  1002  p24.  So. 

The  New  York  Genealogical  and  Biographical  Society.  Officers,  Committees,  By-laws,  Members.  N.  Y. 
1002  p43  12o. 

Organization    of  the  Tennessee  Valley  Historical  Society.     Gulf  Mag  1(1002)226-7. 

P  a  r  k  e  r,  B.  L.     Report  of  Green  Bay  Historical  Society.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1002)63-5. 

S  1  o  a  n  c,  R.  R.     The  Firelands  Historical  Society.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1002)220-4. 

The    South    Carolina  Historical  Society  [notes].    S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1002)67-8,180-01,247-8. 

Tennessee    Historical  Society.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1002)passim. 

W  1 1  d  e  r,  D.  W.     Historical  Societies  in  the  United  States.     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1001-2  7(1002)155-61. 

Note.     This  subject  includes  only  articles  about  historical  societies,  exclusive  of  their  proceedings,   etc. 

For  proceedings,  publications  and  the  like  see  under  subject.  Periodicals. 
HISTORY  (Study,  Writing  and  Teaching). 

Administrative    Report  to  the  Gov.  [of  Miss.].     By  the  Commission.    Miss  Hist  P  5(1002)0-47. 

[Aston,  MacKay  Bernard].  Correlation  of  history,  geography  and  literature  (to  accompany  the  geographic- 
historical  series)  [Denver,  Col.,  Smith-Brooks  co.,  printers]  1002.  xii,  [13]-31l  pp.  20cm.  [L.C.  2-6007] 

B  e  n  n  i  n  g,  Anna  Caroline.  Review  of  histories  used  in  Southern  schools  and  Southern  Homes.  Confed 
Vet  10(1002)650-2,  111. 

Bourne,  Henry  E[ldridge].  ...The  teaching  of  history  and  civics  in  the  elementary  and  the  secondary 
school...  New  York,  London  [etc.]  Longmans,  Green,  and  co.,  1002.  vlii  p.,  1  1.,  385  p.  20Vicm. 
(American  teachers  series)  [Bibliography  at  head  of  chapters.  Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1003)516-7(Max. 
Farrand)  "is  the... best  book  upon  the  teaching  of  history ...  sanity  of  Judgment  and  catholicity  of  view 
command. .  .confidence. .  .omissions  are  regrettable. .  .as  a  whole  has  been  well  done";  Nation  75(1002)55 
"Most  elaborate ...  and  most  important  of...  recent  works  on  historical  "method" ...  clear,  concise  and 
eminently  sensible";  Dial  33(1002)124  "much  needed...  of  direct  practical  usefulness ...  syllabi  and... 
bibliographies."  L.C.  2-13007] 

B  o  y  d,  William  Kenneth.     Southern  history  in  American  universities.     So  Atlantic  Q  1(1002)238-46. 

Boyer,  Charles  C[linton].  General  history  way  marks;  a  special  text  designed  to  direct  the  lesson-memory 
and  thought-connections  of  general  history  students...  Philadelphia  &  London,  J.B.Llppincott  company, 
1002.  103  p.  10cm.  [51.Men.in:Dial  34(1903)03  "sort  of  syllabus  of  universal  history,  'designed  to  di- 
rect the  lesson-memory  and  thought-c-onnections'  of  students."  L.C.  2-29824] 

Development    of  historical  work  in  Mississippi.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6Q002)335-40. 

D  o  d  d,  Wm.  E.     The  status  of  history  in  Southern  education.     Nation  75(1002)109-11,140-50. 

G  a  n  o  n  g,  W.  F.     On  the  use  and  value  of  historical  museums.     Acad  2(1902)131-5. 

Historical  sources  in  schools;  Report  to  the  New  England  History  Teachers'  Association  by  a  select  com- 
mittee. N.  Y.,  Macmillan,  1002.  pp.  0+299.  [Rev.in: Nation  75(1002)267  "Painstaking  and  valuable  re- 
port..  .bibliographies. .  .better  than. .  .critical  notes. .  .shortcomings. .  .slight. .  .judicious  division  of  sub- 
ject-matter"; Am  Hist  R  8(1902)156  "list  of  accessible  sources. .  .valuable  comments  on  the  character 
and  usefulness  of  the  material."] 

How     a  young  man  built  up  history  in  Mississippi.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1002)372-7. 

Hutton,  Thomas  B.  American  history  outlines.  For  teachers  and  high  school  students  in  reviewing  United 
States  history...  [Sac  City,  la.,  Press  of  The  Sac  sun]  1002.  53  p.  17  x  13cm.  [L.C.  2-17530] 

J  o  n  e  s,  J.  William.  Study  of  history  In  Southern  schools,  colleges  and  universities.  In  Picayune.  New 
Orleans,  La.  Aug.  3,  1002. 


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Kemp,  Ell  wood  Wads-worth.  History  for  graded  and  district  schools...  Boston  and  London,  Glnn  &  com- 
pany, 1902.  xlv,  537  p.  19cm.  ["References"  at  end  of  each  chanter.  Rev.in:Natlon  76(1903)93  "be- 
ginning in  a  very  simple  strain. .  .advances. .  .until. .  .It  addresses  minds  of  considerable  maturity. .  .effort 
...to  present. .  .unity  of  history. .  .Ingenious  experiment";  Dial  34(1903)94  "text-book. .  .for  historical 
teaching  during  the  first  eight  years  of  school  life... an  interesting  experiment."  L.C.  2-26357] 

K  n  1  g  h  t,  G.  W.    What  the  teacher  of  American  history  should  be  and  do.     School  R  10(1902)208(Mr). 

Lamed,  J.  N.  The  literature  of  American  history.  A  bibliographical  guide  In  which  the  scope,  character, 
and  comparative  worth  of  books  in  selected  lists  are  set  forth  In  brief  notes  by  critics  of  authority... 
Edited  for  the  American  library  association.  Boston,  Pub.  for  the  American  library  association 
by  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  co.,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  Ix,  596  p.,  1  1.  (incl.  8  p.  book  advertisements,  at  end)  25cm. 
(American  library  association  annotated  lists)  [4145  titles,  closely  classified  under  six  main  heads:  I. 
Sources.  II.  America  at  large.  III.  The  United  States.  IV.  The  United  States  by  sections.  V.  Canada. 
VI.  Spanish  and  Portuguese  America  and  the  West  Indies.  Appendix:  Books  suggested  for  a  good  school 
library,  for  a  town  library,  for  a  good  working  library;  by  Edward  Chaaning,  p.  463-471.  "List  of  con- 
tributors": p.  Ix.  "List  of  publishers";  p.  473-477.  Author  and  subject  Index:  p.  479-588.  Rev.ln:Am 
Hist  R  8(1902)171-3  "annotations. .  .are  conscientious. .  .comments  are  of  value ...  slight  errors. .  .Include 
but  f ew ...  books ...  since  1899. .  .Index. .  .ample. .  .made  with  accuracy,  Intelligence  and  skill';  Nation  75 
(1902)193  "Many  first-rate  works. .  .omitted. .  .failure  to  s?lect  best  editions. .  .poor  conception  of... a 
bibliographical  note. .  .index";  Hist  Pub  Canad  '02.7(1903)203-9  "Canadian  section ...  falls  far  short  of 
the ...  Intention  of  the  originator  of  the  volume. .  .selection  of  the  books. .  .haphazard  and  slipshod ...  re- 
view notes... unequal... welcome  addition  to  the  bibliographical  aids";  Dial  33(1902)212-3(F.H.Hoader) 
"problem  of  classification  is  for  the  most  part  well  solved. .  .notwithstanding  some  Inequality  and  occa- 
sional inaccuracy. .  .as  a  whole  will  be  indispensable";  South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)517-20  "annotations 
taken  as  a  whale  are  critical,  Impartial  and  eminently  satisfactory. .  .notes  [often]... a  positive  addition 
to  knowledge ...  most  excellent  Index."  L.C.2-15885*Cancel] 

...Literature  of  American  history-  Supplement  for  1900  and  1901;  ed.  by  Philip  P.  Wells.  Boston,  Pub. 
for  the  American  library  association  by  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  co.,  1902.  3  p.  1.,  37,  [1]  p.  25cm.  (Amer- 
ican library  association  annotated  lists)  [An  author  alphabet;  titles  numbered  4146  to  4333.  Rev.ln: 
Nation  76(1903)11  "thin  "Supplement. .  .condens[es] ..  .some  authoritlve  review. .  .safer  mode  of  proced- 
ure than. .  .first-hand  collaboration";  Dial  34(1903)91-2  "comments  upon  186  books. .  .titles. .  .thrown  Into 
one  alphabet. .  .condensation  is  well  done. .  .useful  adjunct."  3-727] 

Lawler,  Thomas  Bonaventure.  Essentials  of  American  history...  Boston,  Ginn  &  company,  1902.  v.  420 
p.  front.,  111.,  port.,  map.  19cm  [L.C.  2-20874] 

Lewis,  Jesse.  A  topical  analysis  of  American  history  and  government,  with  library  references  for  teachers 
and  pupils.  Chicago,  New  York,  A.FIauagan  company  [1902]  185  p.  18cm.  [Books  referred  to  In  this 
manual:  p.  183-184.  Books  recommended  for  a  reference  library  In  American  history:  p.  185  L.C.  2-26373] 

Merlwether,  C.     The  study  of  history  In  the  South.     Nation  75(1902)149. 

A    plea    for  better  pioneer  history.     Am  Ant  24(1902)48-51,  111.,  port. 

Price,  Thomas  R.    The  study  of  history  In  the  South.     Nation  75(1902)149. 

Riggs.  Sara  M[ay],  Studies  in  United  States  history;  a  guide  for  the  use  of  students  and  teachers.  Bos- 
ton, Glnn  &  company,  1902.  xlli,  173  p.  19cm.  ["References  for  the  study  of  American  history":  p. 
vl-T.  51. Men. in:  Am  Hist  R  8(1903)402  "carefully  prepared. .  .references  are  helpful ...  Introductory  bibli- 
ography could  be  much  Improved";  41.Men.ln:Dial  23(1902)168  "syllabus  of  classified  topics,  with  many 
references."  L.C.  2-19282] 

Rosengarten,  J.  G.  United  States  History:  American  history  from  German  sources.  Lipplnc  70 
(1902)437(0). 

Beligman,  Edwin  R[obert]  A[nderson].  The  economic  Interpretation  of  history...  New  York,  The  Colum- 
bia university  press,  The  Macmillan  company,  agents;  London,  Macmillau  Sc.  co.,  ltd.,  1902.  Ir,  166  p. 
20cm.  ["The  present  work  Is  substantially  a  reproduction,  with  some  alterations,  additions  and  rear- 
rangements, of  the  articles  that  appeared  in  volumes  XVI  and  XVII  of  the  Political  science  quarterly." 
— Prefatory  note.  Rev.ln  :Nation  76(1903)441-3  "notable  reflection  of  the  progress  of  scientific  Inter- 
est..." L.C.  2-18437] 

Smith,  Harlan  I.     Methods  of  collecting  anthropologic  material.     Wls  Arch  1(1901-2)89-2. 

The    status   of  history  In  the  South  (note).     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)1924. 

Stephens,  H.  Morse.     Some  living  American  historians.     World's  Work  4(1902)2316-27,  port. 
HITCHCOCK,  Henry  (1829-1902).    Mo.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

Memorial.    Henry  Hitchcock,  1829-1902.    Saint  Louis,  [Gottschalk  printing  co.]  1902.    36  p.    front,  (port.) 
23i/icm.     [Privately  printed.    Proceedings  at  a  meeting  of  lawyers,  held  lu  the  court  room  of  the  Circuit 
court  of  the  United  States,  at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  on  the  22d  day  of  March,  1902.     L.C.  3-3182] 
HOADLY.  Charles  Jeremy  (1828-1900). 

Carlton,  W[illiam]  N[ewnham]  Chattin.  Charles  Jeremy  Hoadly,  I.L.  D.  A  memoir.  [Hartford?  Conn.] 
1902.  54  p.  2  port.  24cm.  (Acorn  club,  Conn.  Publications,  no.  8)  ["Bibliography":  p.  [40]-M. 
No.  102  of  an  edition  limited  to  102  copies.  L.C.  2-21606] 


06  WHITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

HOBKIRK'S  Hill  (S.C.).     Revolutionary  battle,  Anrii  25,  1781. 

Gunby,  A[ndrew]  A[ugustus],     Colonel  John  Guuby  of  the  Maryland  line.     [For  details  see  same  title  un- 
der subject,  Gunby,  John.] 
HOBOKEN,  N.  J.     Town  of  Hudson  Co.  on  Hudson  opposite  N.  Y.  city. 

Van  Winkle,  Daniel.    Old  Bergen;  history  and  reminiscences  with  maps  and  illustrations.     [For  details  see 

same  title  under  subject,  Bergen  Co.,  N.  J.] 
HOBSON  family. 

Bacon-Hobson    (note).     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)74-5. 
HODGE,  Orlando  John  (b.1826). 

H[odge],  0[rlando]    J[ohn],      Reminiscences.      Cleveland,    O.,    The    Imperial   press,    1902.     247   p.      18cm. 

[Cover-title:  Memoriae.    L.C.  2-24582] 
HOE,  Robert  (b.1839).     N.  Y.  manufacturer,  inventor. 

Bridge,  James  H.     Robert  Hoe.     Cosmopol  34(1902-3)85-8.  port. 
HOFFMAN, Eugono  Augustus(1829-1902).  N.  Y.  Dean  of  General  Theological  Seminary,  philanthropist,  writer. 

Russell,  Francis  T.     Reminiscences  of... Dean  Hoffman.     N  Y  Rec  33 1 1002)193-200,  port.        ,   • 

Obituary.     N  Y  Rec  33(1902)250-1. 
HOGAN,  John  B.  (1829-1901).    Pros,  of  Divinity  College  of  the  Cath.  Univ.  of  America,  writer. 

Very    Rev.  John  B.  Hogan,  S.S.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)55-6,122,  port. 
HOLDEN,  Horace  (b.1811).     Oregon  pioneer. 

L  y  in  a  n,  II.  S.     Recollections  of  Horace  Hotdeu.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)104-217. 
HOLDEN,  Serena  (1810-92).     Norfolk,  Va.,  school  teacher. 

Miss    Serena  Holden  and  her  school.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)69-72. 
HOLIDAYS.     Days  of  freedom  from  usual  occupations. 

L  o  o  m  1  s,  Charles  Battell.     New  Year's  day  twenty  years  ago.     Cent  63(1901-2)471-4. 

T  h  a  y  e  r,  William    P.      What   should   our  national   holidays  commemorate?     Mass   Hist   Soc   Proc   11.15 

(1901-2)506-13. 
HOLLBROOK,  Z.  Swift.    HI.,  Mass.  &  0.  Congregational  clergyman,  editor  of  Bibliotheea  Sacra. 

Z.  Swift    Holbrook.     Bib  Sac  59(1902)216. 
HOLLY  Springs  (Miss.).     Civil  War  raid,  Dec.  80,  1862. 

B  a  r  r  o  n,  S.  B.     Van  Dorn  at  Holly  Springs.    Confed  Vet  10(1902)455-6. 
HOLMES,  Oliver  Wendell  (1809-94).    Mass,  physician  and  writer. 

B  o  w  e  r,  B.  W.     Oliver  Wendell  Holmes's  place  in  American  literature.     Meth  R  South  51(1902)876-89. 
HOLMES,  Oliver  Wendell  (b.1841).     Mass.  Justice  Supreme  Court  of  U.  8.  publicist. 

Chief    Justice  Oliver  Wendell  Holmes.     World's  Work  4(1902)2588.  port.  only. 

Holt,  George  C.    The  new  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court.     Indep  54(1902)2361-4. 

Jones,  Leonard  A.     Oliver  Wendell  Holmes,  the  jurist.     Am  Law  R  36(1902)710-22. 

Morris,  George  P.     Oliver  Wendell  Holmes — jurist  and  stylist.     Indep  54(1902)2058-9. 

Morris,  George  Perry.     Oliver  Wendell  Holmes,  jurist.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)307-9,  port. 

Post,  A.  C.     Judge  Oliver  Wendell  Holmes.     McClu.-e  19(1902)523-4,  port. 
HOLMES  family. 

Bowman,  George  B.    The  estates  of  William  Sherman,  Jr.,  <md  Israel  Holmes.    Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)171-4. 
HOMESTEAD  law.     Law  giving  right  to  take  up  public  lands. 

T  o  r  y,  Benj.     Die  Heimstatten-Gesetz-Bewegung.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.2(1902)1-9,2.3.1-16,2.4.1-11. 
HOMESTEAD,  Mich.     Township  and  hamlet  of  Benzie  Co.  about  32  m.  N.N.E.  of  Manistee. 

Johnson,  Camden.    A  birdseye  history  of  the  township  of  Homestead.    Mich  Hist  Coll  '01.31(1902)130-3. 
HONOR,  Mich.    Village  of  Benzie  Co. 

Otis,  F.     [The  village  of  Honor].     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01.31(1902)133-4. 
HOOSAC  Tunnel.     Tunnel  of  Boston  and  Albany  R.  R.  through  Hoosac  Mt.,  Mass.,  opened  1875. 

P  r  e  s  s  e  y,  Edward  P.     Hoosac  tunnel's  troubled  story.     New  Bng  M  26(1902)117-28,  ill.,  port. 
HOPE,  Sir  William  (fl.1732).     British  writer. 

Hope,  William.     [Prophecy  of  as  to]  the  fate  of  four  Presidents.     Notes  and  Q  20(1902)25-30. 
HOFEDALE,  Mass.    Village  of  Worcester  Co.  34  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

Wilson,  Lewis  G.     Milford  and  Hopedale.     New  Bng  M  27(1902)487-508,  ill.,  port. 
HOFI  Indians.    Fueblo  tribe  of  Shoshonean  stock  of  Northern  Arizona. 

F  e  w  k  e  s,  J.  W.     Minor  festivals  of  Hop!  Indians.     Am  Anthrop  4(1902)482(J1). 

Hough,  Walter.     A  collection  of  Hop!  ceremonial  pigments.     Smithson  R  1900(1902)463-71. 

James,  George  Wharton.     The  Hop!  Indians  of  Arizona.     South  Work  30(1901)677-83,  ill. 
HOPKINS,  Henry  (b.1837).    Mass.  Congregational  clergyman,  Pres,  Williams  College. 

Two   college   presidents.    Outl  70(1902)514-7,  port. 


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HOPKINS,  Mark  (1802-87).     Mass.  Congregational  clergyman,  educator,  Pros.  Williams  College. 

Two    college    presidents.     Outl  70(1902)514-7,  port. 
HOPKINS,  Pauline  Bradford  (Mackie)   (b.1874).     Conn,  writer. 

L.,  C.  A.     In  Western  letters.     [Pauline  Bradford  (Mackie)  Hopkins.]     Out  West  16(1902)281-2,  port. 
HOPKINS,  Warren  M  (1839-75).     Va.  Confederate  officer. 

C  o  1 1  e  y,  Thomas  W.     Col.  W.  M.  Hopkins.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)421,  port. 
HOPKINS,  William  Swinton  Bennett  (1836-1900).     Mass,  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

William    Swinton  Bennet  Hopkins  (obituary).     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)118-119. 
HOPKINS  family. 

B  o  w  m  a  n,  G.  E.    The  portions  of  Stephen  Hopkins'  daughters,  and  the  est.  of  Elizabeth  Hopkins.     Mayii 

Desc  4(1902)114-9. 
HOPKINSON,  Francis  (1737-1791).     Fa.  judge,  signer  Declaration  of  Independence,  writer. 

AI  a  r  b  1  o,  Annie  Russell.     Francis  Hopklnson:  man  of  affairs  and  letters.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)289-302. 
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INDIAN  Summer.     Warm  weather  in  late  autumn— St.  Martins  Summer. 

Matthews,  Albert.     The  term  Indian  Summer.     Reprinted  from  the  monthly  Weather  Review  for  Jan.  and 
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INDIAN  Territory-     V.  S.  territory  in  Southwest,  set  apart  for  Indians. 

H  a  g  e  r,  Charles  Moreau.     Oklahoma  and  the  Indian  Territory  as  they  are  !i>-day.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)177-81. 
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Pensions    to  survivors,  etc.,  of  Indian  wars.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)225-0. 

Victor,  Frances  Fullur.     The  first  Oregon  cavalry.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)122-6.-> 
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writers  of  verse  and  prose  native-born  of  the  Hoosler  state.  The  likeness  of  each  contributor  graces  the 
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Henry,  W[illiam]  E[lmer],  State  platforms  of  the  two  dominant  political  parties  in  Indiana,  1850-1900... 
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H  u  s  s  e  y,  Lacitus.    The  Flood  of  1851.    Annals  of  Iowa  5(1902)401-24. 

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G  a  1  w  a  y    Catholics  as  settlers  on  lan-1  of  Washington's.     Am  Cath  Res  10(1902)128-31. 

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IRON  and  steel  industry,  U.  S.     The  producing,  manufacture  and  marketing  of  iron  and  steel. 

Crane,  Ellery  Bit-knoll.     President's  address.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)310-20. 

G  u  y  o  t,  Yves.  L' United  States  Steel  Corporation  et  I/ Industrie  Du  fer  aux  fitats-Unis.  Jour  ficon  52 
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L'i  n  d  u  s  t  r  i  e  du  fer  aux  fitats-Unis.     Mem  Dipl  17  AoOt(1902). 

Industry    in  iron  and  steel,  U.  S.     Am  Arch  77(1902)78(86). 

Professor   Meade  on  the  steel  company.     Nation  74(1902)204-5. 

Schoenbof,  Jacob.    Iron  and  steel  in  England  and  America.    J  Pol  Econ  10(1901-2)32-49. 
IROQUOIS  Indians.     A  confederacy  of  related  tribes  along  St.  Lawrence  R. 

B  e  a  u  c  h  a  m  p,  W.  M.     Onondaga  plant  names.     J  Am  Flk-Lore  15(1902)91-103. 

Boyle,  David.  Paganism  of  the  civilized  Iroquois  of  Ontario.  Ontario  Annual  Arcbaeol  Rep  1901(1902) 
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Canfield,  William  W[alker].  The  legends  of  the  Iroquols,  told  by  "the  Cornplanter" ;  from  authoritative 
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Golden,  Cadwahader.  The  history  of  the  Five  Indian  nations  of  Canada  which  are  dependent  on  the  prov- 
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New  York,  New  Amsterdam  book  company,  1902.  2  v.  2  front,  (port.,  fold,  map)  18cm.  ([The 
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Colden  published  his  history. .  .very  Intelligent  observer ...  of  varied  scientific  attainments. .  .cheap  but 
attractive  reprint":  Am  Hist  R  8(1903)584-5  "introduction  gives  little  information  that  the  reader 
cares  about  and  rigorously  excludes  what  he  would  like  to  know";  Nation  76(1903)129-30  "introduction 
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IRRIGATION.     Fertilization  of  land  by  artificially  distributed  water. 

Barker,  Robert  M.     Reclaiming  the  arid  southwest.     Forum  33(1902)363-71. 

Boyd,  Nathan  E.  New  Mexico  and  statehood.  Admission  into  the  union  essential  to  territory's  material 
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Brought   together.    Out  West  16(1902)94-8,  ill. 

California  Constructive  League.  Out  West  16(1902)197-200.  332-4,  435-40,  544-6,  675-6;  17(1902) 
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D  a  1  r  s,  Arthur  Powell.     Irrigation  In  Arizona.     Nat'l  M(Bost)15(1901-2)642-4. 

The    famous    Wyoming  law.     Out  West  16(1902)329-31. 

G  o  u  d  y,  Frank  C.    Irrigation  in  San  Luis  valley.     Nat'l  M(Bost)15(1901-2)718-22,  111. 

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M  c  a  d,  Elwood.     Problems  of  Irrigation  legislation.     Forum  32(1902)573-81. 

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Powell,  Major  J.  W.     Water  storage  the  vital  factor.     Nat'l  M( Host)  15(1901-2) 562-5,  ill.,  port. 

Public    works  of  Irrigation.     Out  West  16(1902)88-92. 

A  record  of  achievement.  The  epoch-making  work  of  the  Water  and  Forest  Association.  Out  West 
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S  m  y  t  h  e,  William  E.     The  20th  Century  West  [irrigation].     Out  West  16(1902)75-8. 

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Water-supply   and  irrigation   papers   of   the   United   States   Geological   Survey.      111.      Nos.    57-64    (1902). 

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M  a  b  i  e,  Hamilton  W.    The  Washington  Irving  country.     Outl  72(1902)820-9,  ill.,  port. 

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Tavern    license  of  Thomas  Diamant  on  Isles  of  Shoals,  1684(7).     Bost  Bull  7(1902)345. 
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B  e  r  w  i  c  k,  E.     Nicaragua  or  Panama?     (Interoceanic  canal.)     Arena  28(1902)12(J1). 

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10«  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

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Pblla.,  Am.  Acad.  Pol.  Sci.,  1902.     80. 

P  e  n  1 1  e  1  d,  Frederic  C.     Why  not  own  tho  Panama  Isthmus?    No  Am  174(1902)269-74. 
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JACKSON,  Andrew  (1767-1846).     7th  President  of  the  United  States. 
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Will   of  John  Jackson,  sr.     [Salem,  Mass.,  ab.  1656.]     Ess  Ant  6(1902)105. 
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JACKSONVILLE.     Capital  city  of  Duval  Co.,  northern  Florida,  on  St.  John  R. 

Rebuilding  (The)  of  Jacksonville.     Fla  M  4(1902)265-75. 
JAMAICA.     British  West  India  Is.  90  m.  S.  of  Cuba. 

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Dr.    Edmund  J.  James.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2817,  port  only. 
JAMES  CITY,  Va.     Eastern  Co.  of  Va.  on  James  R. 

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JAMES  RIVER,  Va.    River  flowing  S.E.  across  Va.  into  Chesapeake  Bay. 

[Old  Dominion   steamship   company].      ...Old   Dominion   line.     Along   the   historic   James   River.      [New 
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Lewis  G.  Janes,  philosopher,  patriot,  lover  of  man.     Ozark,  Mo.,  J.H.West,  1902,  ill. 
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JEFFERSON,  Thomas  (1743-1826).     3d  President  of  United  States. 

B  u  s  e  y,  S.  C.  The  centennial  of  the  first  inauguration  of  a  President  at  the  permanent  seat  of  the  gor- 
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Ford,  Worthington  C.     Some  Jefferson  correspondence.     N  E  Reg  55(1901)272-6,381-4;  56(1902)54-6,149-52. 

Ford,  Worthington  Chauucey.  Some  Jefferson  correspondence,  1775-1787.  (Reprinted  from  New  Eng.  his- 
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G  e  e  r,  Henry  Burns.    Thomas  Jefferson  on  Pre-historic  Americana,     .mi  Aut  24(1902)224-8. 

Jefferson,  Thomas.  Thomas  Jefferson  declares  his  belief  in  the  good  of  spiritual  paintings  in  Cath- 
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Jenkinson,  Isaac.  Aaron  Burr,  his  personal  and  political  relations  with  Thomas  Jefferson  and  Alexander 
Hamilton...  Richmond,  Ind.,  M.Cullaton  &  co.,  1902.  Till,  9-289  p.  20cm.  [For  details  see  same  title 
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L  e  w  1  s,  A.  H.    Thomas  Jefferson,  with  portraits.     Everybody's  7 (1902) 561  (D). 

M  e  1  1  e  n,  George  Frederick      Thomas  Jefferson  and  higher  education.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)607-16,  port. 

M  e  r  r  i  a  m,  C.  E.    The  political  theory  of  Jefferson.     Pol  Sci  Q  17(1902)24-45. 

Monticello,  seat  of  T.  Jefferson.     Ctry  Life  Am  2(1902)56(Je). 

Ordinance  of  1784  and  Jefferson's  services  for  the  Northwest  Territory.  (Old  South  leaflets,  no.  127.) 
Boston,  Old  South  Work,  1902. 

Parton,  James.  Life  of  Thomas  Jefferson,  third  president  of  the  United  Slates.  Boston  and  New  York, 
Houghton,  Mifllin  and  co.  [1902]  vi,  764  p.  front,  (port.)  22Vjcm.  [L.C.  2-10352] 

Townsend,  George  Alfred  ("Oath").  Monticello  and  its  preservation,  since  Jefferson's  death.  1826-1902. 
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The    true    Thomas  Jefferson.     Outl  70(1902)239-41. 
JEFFERSON  COUNTY,  Neb.     Southern  Co.  of  Nebraska  bordering  on  Kansas. 

W  a  t  s  o  n,  W.  W.     Early  history  of  Jefferson  county  overland  route.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)217-22. 
JENKINS,  Howard  M.  (1842-1902).     Penn.  editor,  hist,  writer. 

H  o  w  a  r  d  M.  Jenkins  (note).     Penn  Mag  26(1902)480. 
JENKINS,  William  Dunbar  (b.1849).     Mass,  civil  engineer,  officer  in  Spanish-American  war. 

[William    Dunbar  Jenkins].     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)283. 
JENKINS  family. 

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JEROME,  William  Travers  (b.1858).     New  York  District  attorney. 

Henry,  Arthur.     Mr.  Jerome's  official  home  on  the  east  side.     Outl  71(1902)41-4,  ill. 
JERSEY  CITY.     City  of  Hudson  Co.  opposite  New  York. 

Van  Winkle,  Daniel.    Old  Bergen;  history  and  reminiscences  with  maps  and  illustrations.     [For  detail*  see 

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JESUITS.     Roman  Catholic  order  of  "Society  of  Jesus." 

Brennman,  James  F.    Jesuits  in  Massachusetts,  1647.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)82-3. 

Did  the  Franciscans  or  Jesuits  receive  the  first  (known)  Pennsylvania  convert  into  the  church.  Am 
Cath  Res  19(1902)3-7. 

G  a  g  o  n,  Ernest.    Le  college  des  Jesuites  a  Quebec.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)247-9. 

The   Jesuits    land  In  Maryland.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)173. 
JESTTP,  Morris  K.  (b.1830).     N.  Y.  financier  and  philanthropist. 

Morris    K.  Jesup,  Esq      World's  Work  4(1902)2586,  port.  only. 
JEWS.     People  of  Hebrew  race,  or  adherents  of  Hebrew  religion. 

A  b  e  1  1,  W.  Maltland.    The  new  departure  in  American  diplomacy.    Gunton'a  M  23(1902)476-87. 

B  a  r  n  e  1 1,  G.  E.  a  method  of  determining  the  Jewish  population  of  large  cities  In  the  United  States. 
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C  o  n  e,  G.  H.  The  Jews  in  Curacao,  according  to  documents  from  the  archives  o£  the  State  of  New  York. 
Pub  Amer  Jew  Hist  Soc  10(1902)141-57. 

Hapgood,  Hutchins.  The  spirit  of  the  Ghetto;  studies  of  the  Jewish  quarter  in  New  York;  with  drawings 
from  life  by  Jacob  Epstein.  New  York  and  London,  Funk  &  Wagnalls  company,  1902.  311,  [1]  p. 
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Htihner,  Leon.  The  Jews  of  Georgia  in  colonial  times,  by  Leon  Htthner. . .  From  the  Publications  of  the 
American  Jewish  historical  society,  no.  10,  1902.  Baltimore,  1902.  cover-title,  65-95  p.  241%  cm.  [L.C. 
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J  a  c  o  b  s,  J.  The  Damascus  affair  of  1840  and  the  Jews  of  America.  PUD  Amer  Jew  Hist  Soc  10(1902) 
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J  a  B  t  r  o  w,  M.,  jr.     References  to  Jews  in  the  diary  of  Ezra  Stiles.     Pub  Amer  Jew  Hist  Soc  10(1902)5-36. 

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Peters,  Madison  C[linton].  The  Jew  as  a  patriot,  with  an  Introductory  essay  by  Oscar  S.  Straus.  New 
York,  The  Baker  &  Taylor  co.,  1902.  xxxi  p.,  1  1.,  35-236  p.  19Vi-  FRev.in:Dlal  32(1902)322  "brief 
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P  h  1  1  1  p  8  o  n,  D.     The  Cincinnati  community  in  1825.     Pub  Amer  Jew  Hist  Soc  10(1902)97-9. 

Publications  of  the  American  Jewish  Historical  Society.     Pub.  by  the  society,  no.  10,  1902.     p.  13-202.    80. 

S  t  e  1  n  e  r,  Edward  A.     The  Russian  and  Polish  Jew  in  New  York.     Outl  72(1902)528-39,  ill. 
JOCELYN,  Nathaniel  (1796-1881).     Connecticut  painter. 

B  a  r  t  1  e  t  t,  Ellen  S.     A  patriarch  of  American  portrait  painters.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)589-601,  port. 
JOGUES.  R.  P.  Isaac  (1607-1646).     French  Jesuit  missionary  to  North  America. 

R.  P.  Isaac   Jogues.    Martyrise  par  les  Iroquols  le  18  October,  1646.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)148,  port.  only. 
JOHNS  Hopkins  University.    Univ.  at  Baltimore,  Md.  fd.  1876. 

Oilman,  Daniel  C.    The  launching  of  a  university.     Scrib  M  31(1902)337-26. 

J  a  m  e  s  o  n,  J.  Franklin.    The  Johns  Hopkins  anniversary.     Dial  32(1902)143-6. 

The    Johns    Hopkins  celebration.     Nation  74(1902)167. 

The    Johns    Hopkins  University.     Outl  70(1902)511-13. 

Johns  Hopkins  university;  celebration  of  the  twenty-fifth  anniversary  of  the  founding  of  the  university  and 
Inauguration  of  Ira  Remsen,  LL.D.,  as  president  of  the  university.     February  twenty-first  and  twenty- 
second,  1902.     Baltimore,  The  Johns  Hopkins  press,  1902.     4  p.  1.,  182  p.     24%.     Rev.in:Nation  75(1902) 
402;  Dial  33(1902)338  "Much  matter  of  more  than  ephemeral  Interest."     I..C.  3-1795] 
JOHNSBURG.  HI.     Hamlet  of  McHenry  Co.  about  24  m.  N.  of  Elgin. 

Mannbardt,  E.     Die  rhelnpreuszisohe  Niederlassung  in  und  um  Johnsburg,  McHenry  county.    Deutsch- 

Am  6  2.4(1902)58-62. 
JOHNSON,  Andrew  (1808-75).     17th  President  of  the  United  States. 

Books,  papers  and  manuscripts  of  President  Andrew  Johnson.    Gulf  Mag  1(1902)54-55. 

R  a  m  a  g  e.  Burr  J.     Andrew  Johnson's  administration.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)171-81,256-64. 
JOHNSON,  Bradley  Tyler  (b.1829).     Va.  and  Md.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

Johnson,  Bradley  T.    Johnson's  ride  around  Baltimore  in  1864.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)215-25. 
JOHNSON,  John  A.  (1832-1901).    Wis.  pioneer,  State  senator,  philanthropist. 

T  h  w  a  1 1  e  s,  Reuben  G.     Death  of  John  A.  Johnson.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01  (1902)20-2. 
JOHNSON,  Reverdy  (1796-1876).     lid.  Attorney-General  of  United  States. 

Johnson,  Reverdy.     [Letter]  to  T.  Parsons  [1848].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)321. 
JOHNSON,  Richard  Mentor  (1781-1850).     Kentucky,  U.  S.  senator  and  Vice-President. 

Johnson,  Richard  M.     [Letter]  to  Captain  Pltchlynn  [1826].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)183-4. 
JOHNSON,  Sylvanus  (1813-1902).    Iowa  pioneer  and  business  man. 

Springer,  John.     Sylvanus  Johnson.     Iowa  Hist  Rec  18(1902)449-56. 
JOHNSON,  Tom  L.  (b.1854).     Cleveland.  0.,  mayor  and  capitalist. 

George,  Henry.    Tom  Loftin  Johnson.     Cosmopol  34(1902-3)95-7,  port. 

Howe,  Frederic  C.     "The  best  governed  community  in  the  world."     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1723-8,  port. 

Tom    Johnson  to  the  front.     Nation  75(1902)201. 
JOHNSON  family. 

Shepard,  James.  The  New  Haven  and  Walllngford  (Conn.)  Johnsons...  Reprinted  for  the  author  from 
the  New-England  historical  and  genealogical  register  for  April,  1902.  Boston,  Press  of  JJ.Clapp  &  son, 
1902.  11  p.  24%cm.  [L.C.  3-4182] 

Supplementary    notes  on  the  Johnson  family.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)297-8. 
JOHNSON'S  Island,  0.     Island  near  Sandusky,  northern  O.,  used  as  Civil  War  U.  S.  prison. 

Inzer,  John  W.  How  the  news  of  the  assassination  of  President  Lincoln  was  received  by  the  Confed- 
erate prisoners  on  Johnson's  Island,  in  April,  1865.  Gulf  Mag  1(1902)194-8. 

Johnson's    Island.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)256-65. 
JOHNSTON,  Frank  (b.1843).     Miss.  Attorney-General,  Confederate  officer,  hist,  writer. 

[Frank    Johnston.]     Miss  Hist  P  6  (1902)65-7. 
JOHNSTON,  Joseph  Eggleston  (1807-91).    Va.  Confederate  general,  U.  S.  Congressman,  writer. 

J  o  s  e  p  h  E.  Johnston  on  the  Georgia  Campaign  of  1864.     N  Y  Bull  6(1902)170. 
JOHNSTON,  Samuel  (1733-1816).     N.  C.  lawyer,  Governor. 

D  1 1  1  a  r  d,  Richard.     Hayes  and  Us  builder.     N  C  Bookl  2.8(1902)32-9. 
JOHNSTON  family. 

Conover,  Charlotte  Reeve.  Concerning  the  forefathers;  being  a  memoir,  with  personal  narrative  and  letters 
of  two  pioneers,  Col.  Robert  Patterson  and  Col.  John  Johnston.  [For  details  see  the  same  title  under 
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S  a  v  a  r  y,  Judge  A.  W.     Some  Annandale  Johnstons  in  America.     N  Y  Rec  33(1902)246-9. 


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JOLIETTE.  B.     Founder  of  the  town  of  Joliette. 

Hon.  B.  Joliette,  fondateur  de  la  Vllle  de  Joliette.     Recb  Hist  8(1902)20,  full  p.  port. 
JOLINE,  Adrian  Hoffman  (b.1850).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  autograph  collector,  writer. 

Meditations    ofaii  autograph  collector.     Collect  15(1902)101-2. 
JOLLIET,  Louis  (d.1700).     French  Canadian  explorer  and  officer. 
C  h  a  p  a  i  s,  Thomas.     Louis  Jolliet.     Nouv  Fr  1(1902)41-51. 
G  a  g  n  o  n,  Ernest.     On  est  mort  Louis  Jolliet.     Rcch  Hist  8(1902)277-9. 
G  a  g  n  o  n,  Ernest.     Les  freres  de  Louis  Jollie  t.     Rcch  Hist  8(1902)313-4. 
Gagnon,  Ernest.     Lotfls  Jolliet,  Decouvrenr  du  Mississippi  et  du  Pays  des  Illinois,  Premier  Seigneur  1'Ile 

d'Antlcosti.     Etude  Biographique  et  Hiatoriographique.     Qu&bec  [1902].     pp.  15+284. 
II  n  in  y.  A.     Louis  Jolliet  (explorateur  du  Mississippi  en  1673).     Et  92.254-C2. 
JONES,  Gabriel  (1724-1806).    Va.  lawyer,  member  of  Continental  Congress,  state  legislator. 

B  a  r  t  o  n,  R.  T.     Gabriel  Jones  "The  lawyer."     W  Va  Mag  2.2(1902)19-30,  port,  coat-of-arms. 
JONES,  J.  H.  (b.1838).     Miss,  lawyer,  Confederate  officer. 

[  C  o  1.  J.  H.  Jones].     Miss  Hist  F  6(1902)111. 
JONES,  John  Paul  (1747-82).     Va.  naval  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

B  e  1  k  n  a  p,  Geo.  E.     The  life  and  character  of  John  Paul  Jones.     N  H  Hist  S  III.2,  1897-9(1902)414-35. 
Brown,  Charles  Walter.     John  Paul  Jones  of  naval  fame,  a  character  of  the  revolution...     Chicago,  M.A. 
Donobue   &  co.    [1902]     271   p.     front.,    pi.,    port.,   map.     20cm.      [Rev.ln:Am    Hist    R   8(1903)801  (B.F.) 
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Frothingham,  Jessie  Peabody.  Sea  fighters  from  Drake  to  Farragut.  New  York,  C.Scribner's  sons,  1902. 
vli,  396  p.  front.,  pi.  19%cm.  [Contents — Sir  Francis  Drake,  .1544-1596. — Admiral  Martin  Harpert- 
zoon  Tromp,  1597-1653. — Admiral  Michael  Adriaanszoon  do  Rnyter,  1607-1676. — Marshal  Anne-Hilarion  de 
Tourville,  1642-1701.— Vlce-Admiral  de  Suffren  Saint-Tropez,  1726-1788.— Vice-Admiral  Paul  Jones,  1747- 
1792. — Viscount  Lord  Horatio  Nelson,  1758-1805. — Admiral  David  Glasgow  Farragut,  1801-1870.  Rev.ln: 
Nation  75(1902)381  "Technical  details  [faulty] ..  .agreeable  style. .  .commend  [ed  to  all]  who... relish  a 
deed  of  daring  skilfully  told."  L.  C.  2-22871] 

Smith,  Mary  Styart.    Marie  Adelaide  of  Orleans.     New  Kng  M  26(1902)471-5,  port. 
JONES,  Walter  (b.1777).    Washington,  D.  C.,  lawyer. 

Jones,  Miss  F.  L.     Walter  Jones  and  his  times.     Ri-c  Columbia  Hist  Soc  5(1902)139-50. 
JONES  family. 

Family    account  of  Mrs.  Lucy  Ann  Page,  late  of  Gkwcester  County,  Virginia.     Win  M  Q  11(1902)132-6. 
Rev.    Hugh    Jones  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)202-3. 

Parker,  L.  N[ewton]     1629-30 — 1902.     History  and  genealogy  of  the  ancestors  and  descendants  of  Captain 
Israel  Jones  who  removed  from  Enfleld  to  Barkhamsted,  Conn.,  in  the  year  1759.     Compiled  for  Hon. 
Asahel  W.  Jones.     [Nonvalk,  O.,  Laning  co.]  1902.     xvi,  303  p.     front.,  111.,  port.     23%cm.     L.C.  3-8716] 
JORDAN,  David  Starr  (b.1852).     Stanford  University  president,  naturalist,  writer. 

M  i  1 1  a  r  d,  F.  B.     President  Jordan  of  Stanford  University.     World's  Work  4(1902)2097-9,   port.   p.  2096. 
JORY,  James  (b.1820).     Oregon  pioneer. 

L  y  m  a  n,  H.  S.     Reminiscences  of  James  Jory.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)271-86. 
JOSEPH,  Jacob  (1840-1902).    N.  Y.  Hebrew  patriarch. 

C  a  h  a  n,  Abraham.     The  late  Rabbi  Joseph,   Hebrew  patriarch  of  New  York.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)311-14. 
JOUETT,  Matthew  Harris  (1788-1827).     Kentucky  artist. 

[  P  r  1  c  e,  S.  W.     Matthew  Harris  Jouett.     Filson  Club  Pub  17(1902)1-67. 
"JOURNAL  des  Families  (le)."     Proposed  literary  and  scientific  journal,  Canada,  1840. 

LeJournal  des  Families.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)154. 
"JOURNAL  du  Dimanche."    Montreal  periodical,  1883  so.. 

"Le    Journal    du  Dimanche."     Rech  Hist  8(1902)124-7. 
JOURNALISM.     The  business  of  conducting  or  editing  a  newspaper. 

Banks,  Elizabeth  L.     The  autobiography  of  a  "newspaper  girl'* New  York,   Dodii.  Mead  and  company, 

1902.     vlll,  317  p.  Incl.  front,   (port.)     19%cm.     [Rev.ln  rNatlon  75(1902 >Ml   "future  historian  of  nine- 
teenth-century Journalism  will  obtain  m[nch]  light  from  the  story  of  Miss  Bank's  career."     L.C.  2-23850] 
C  a  r  p  e  n  t  e  r,  D.  W.     Pioneer  journalism.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)48-50. 
Hale,  Will  T.     Early  American  journalism.     Meth  R  South  51(1902)850-8. 
Meiklejohn,  Bernard.     A  newspaper  with  many  functions — the  Buenos  Ay  res  "La  Prensa."     World's 

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Miller,  George  L.     Newspapers  and  newspaper  men  [in  Neb.].     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)31-47. 
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110  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1002. 

JOYFIELD,  Uioh.     Town*hip  of  Benzie  Co.  1  m.  S.  of  Benzonia. 

Joy,  Wm.  A.     Joyfli'ld  Township.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,  31(1002)146-9. 
JOYNES,  Levin  (1753-94).    Va.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  State  senator. 

Memoranda    made  by  Thomas  R.  Joynes  on  a  Journey  to  the  States  of  Ohio  and  Kentucky,  1810.    Wm 

M  Q  10(1902)145-58,221-32. 

JOYNES,  Thomas  R.  (1789-1858).    Va.  lawyer  and  planter,  officer  in  war  of  1812. 
Joynes,  Levin  S.     A  sketch  of  the  life  of  Thomas  R.   Joynos,   of  Accomack,   Virginia.     Reprinted,   1902. 

[31.Men.in:Wm  M  Q  10(1902)283  "decided  addition  to  bio*,  literature."] 
Memoranda    made  by  Thomas  R.  Joynes  on  a  Journey  to  the  States  of  Ohio  and  Kentucky,   1810. 

Wm  M  Q  10(1902)145-58,221-32. 
JUAREZ,  Benito  (1808-72).     President  of  Mexico,  1865-6. 

O  u  s  1  e  y,  Clarence.      The    continuity   of   constitutional   government    in    Mexico    under   President   Juarez. 

Gulf  Mag  1(1902)179-83. 

W  i  n  t  o  n,  George  B.     The  liberator  of  Mexico.     Meth  R  South  51(1902)211-19. 
JTTNXIN,  George  (1827-1902).    Philadelphia  lawyer. 

Brownson,  Marcus  A.     Address  at  the  Funeral  Service  of  George  Jnnkin,  LL.D.,  at  the  Tenth  Presbyterian 

church,  Philadelphia,  Saturday,  April  12,  1902.     pp.  16. 
KANAWHA  COUNTY,  W.  Va.     A  western  Co.  of  state  on  great  Kanawha  R. 

K  a  n  a  w  h  a    County  records.     W  Va  Mag  2.3(1902)76-82. 
KANAWHA  VALLEY,  W.  Va.     Watershed  of  Great  Kanawha  R. 

Martin,  Lewis  A.    The  great  Kanawha  Valley,  In  1850.     W  Va  Mag  2.3(1902)66-71. 
KANE,  Elisha  Kent  (1820-57).    Phila.  surgeon  in  TT.  S.  navy,  Arctic  explorer. 
Kingsley,  Nellie  F.     Four  American  explorers;  Captain  Meriwether  Lewis,  Captain  William  Clark,  General 

John  C.  Frfimont,  Dr.  Elisha  K.  Kane.     [For  details  seo  same  title  und^r  subject,  Lewis,  Meriwether.] 
KANSAS.    Central  state  of  U.  8.  Admitted  1861. 

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( [Homeseekers*  series,  no.  7])     [L.C.  2-26021] 

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Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)261-317. 

Kansas    State  Hist.  Society  [Constitution,  meetings,  etc.].     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)1-27. 
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M  a  n  n  1  n  g,  E.  C.     In  at  the  birth,  and .     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)202-05. 

M  a  r  t  i  n,  G.  W.    The  Kansas  State  Historical  Society.    Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)564-72. 

M  a  r  1 1  n,  G.  W.    The  territorial  and  military  combine  at  Fort  Riley.    Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902) 

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M  a  t  s  o  n,  C.  H.     A  grain-buyers'  trust:  how  Kansas  farmers  are  meeting  it.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)201-5. 
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Stone,  Miss  I.  G.     The  lead  and  zinc  field  of  Kansas.     Trans  Kan  Hist  Son  1901-2  7(1902)243-60. 
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1901-2  7(1902)47-83. 
KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.     City  of  Jackson  Co.  on  Missouri  R.  at  western  border  of  state. 

Non-resident  direct  paying  taxpayers  on  Kansas  City,  Missouri,  property.  An  alphabetically  arranged 
ownership  list,  with  names  and  addresses.  [Kansas  City,  Mo.]  The  Law  &  credit  company  [1902]  1  p.l., 
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KASKASKIA,  111.     Village  of  Randolph  Co.  40  m.  8.  of  Belleville. 
First   house  of  the  Sisters  of  the  Visitation  at  Kasbaskla,  Illinois,  A.  D.  1838.     Reminiscence*  of  Sister 

Mary  Josephine  Barber.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)211-26. 
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his  associates  and  family  descendants,  and  the  Moores,  the  Frosts,  the  Williards,  allied  by  marriage  to 
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KAVANAGH,  Edward  (1796-1884).  Maine  lawyer,  acting  Gov.,  U.  S.  senator. 

Religious    oppression  in  Mass.     Trial  of  Rev.  John  Cheverus  for  marrying  Catholics  and  of  Mr.  Kava- 

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K  A  WE  AH,  Cal.    A  Utopian  community  in  Tulare  Co.  from  1882-1891. 

H  a  s  k  e  1  1,  Burnette  G.     Kaweah.     How  and  why  the  colony  died.     Out  West  17(1902)300-22,  111,  port. 
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KEKCHI  Indians.    A  Maiyan  tribe  of  Gautemala. 

K  e  k  c  h  i   maize  products.     Am  Ant  24(1902)237-8. 
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Ray,  Isabel  T.     Rev.  Elijah  Kellogg — author  and  preacher.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)435-48,  ill.,  port. 
KELLOGG  family. 

Ray,  Isabel  T.     Rev.  Elijah  Kellogg — uuthor  and  preacher.     New  Kng  M  26 (1902) 433-48,  111.,  port. 
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Kendall,  Amos.     [Letter]  to  David  Henshaw  [1829].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)265-6. 
KENRICK,  Francis  Patrick  (1797-1863).     Cath.  Archbishop  of  Baltimore,  and  writer. 

K  e  n  r  1  c  k,  Francis  Patrick.     Early  letters  of  Archbishop  Kenrick.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)53-5. 
KENTUCKY.    East  central  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1792. 

Seattle,  Francis  R.     Presbyterian  educational  work  in  Kentucky.     Presb  Q  16(1902-3)518-30. 
G  r  a  h  a  m,  H.  W.     Weaving,  Kentucky.     Craftsman  l(l»02)45(Ja). 

Kentucky.     Bur.  of  agriculture,  labor  and  statistics.     Hand  book  of  Kentucky...     Issued  by  I.  B.   Nail, 
commissioner  of  agriculture.     Louisville,  Ky.,  G.G. Fetter  printing  co.,  1902.     2  p.  1.,  512  p.     fold.  map. 
22!,icm.      [Running   title:   Fourteenth  biennial  report,    Bureau  of  agriculture.     A   reprint,    In   abridged 
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The    Kentucky    Confederate  Home.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)558-60. 

P  o  a  g  e,  Louella  Kemper.     Kentucky's  part  In  the  battle  of  Point  Pleasant.     W  Va  Mag  2.4(1902)17-28. 
Price,  Samuel  W.     The  old  masters  of  the  Blue  Grass.     (Fllson  Club  Publications,  No.  17)     Louisville,  Ky., 
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KIDD,  (Capt.)  William  (d.1701).     Famous  pirate. 
Abbott,  John  S[tevens]  C[abot],     Captain  William  Kidd  and  others  of  the  buccaneers.     New  York,  Dodd. 

Mead  and  company   [1902]     xl,   [9]-373  p.     front.     19cm.     [L.C.  2-25020] 
C  h  a  m  p  1  1  n,  John  D.    The  true  Captain  Kldd.    Harper  106(1902)27-36. 


112  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

KILHAM  family. 

Mills,  William  StoweU.     The  early  Kilharns.     N.  E  Re*  56(1902)344-6. 
KIMBALL,  Moses  (1810-95).     Boston  financier.  Assemblyman. 

Gumming  a,  Charles  A.    Moses  Klmball.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)335-40,  port. 
KIMBALL,  Samuel  Sparhawk  (1825-99).    N.  H.  banker,  R.  R.  president. 

Samuel    Sparhawk  Klmball  [obituary].     N  H  Hist  S  111.2,1897-9(1902)502-3,  port. 
KIMBALL  family. 

Hobbs,  William  Herbert.  Kirnball-Weston  memorial.  The  American  ancestry  and  descendants  of  Alonzo 
and  Sarah  (Westou)  Klmball  of  Green  Bay,  Wisconsin.  Marlson,  Wlss.,  Priv.  print.,  1902.  103,  [6]  p. 
1  pi.,  3  ports,  (incl.  front.)  1  fold,  geneal.  tab.  25cm.  ["The  descendants  of  Alonzo  and  Sarah  Weston 
Kimball.  (Compiled  by  Mary  Cornelia  Kimball  Walker.)":  p.  L90J-92.  Rev..ln:N  E  Reg  57(1903)119 
(Gordon,  George  A.)  "Most  desirable. .  .to  all  Interested ...  good  index";  21.Men.iu:N  E  Reg  56(1902)213 
(F.W.Parke)  "chart  is  intelligibly  arranged."  L.C.  3-17719] 

The  Kimball  Family  News,  being  supplemented  to  Kimball  Family  History.     Vol.  5.     Nos.  6-10.     June, 

July,  Aug.,  Oct.,  1902.    Topeka,  Kansas,  Pub.  by  G.F.Klmball.    8  TO.     pp.  81-144.     fll. 
KING,  Clarence  (1842-1901).     IT.  8.  Geological  surveyor,  scientist,  writer. 

Clarence    King.     Nation  74(1902)7-8. 

Emmons,  8.  F.,  and  Atkinson,  Henry  M.     Clarence  King:  a  memorial.   Engineering  and  Mining  Journal, 

1902.     pp.  12.     111. 
KING,  John  C.     Fa.  German. 

Oakley,  Henrietta  M.    Famous  Pennsylvania-Germans.  Rev.  John  C.  King,  D.  D.     Pa-Ger  3(1902)99-108. 
KING,  William  Rufus  (1786-1853).     Ala.  senator,  Vice-Presidcnt  of  U.  8. 

Kins,  William  R.     [Letter  on  sectional  issues,  1850].     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)45. 
KING  family. 

A  k  e  r  1  y,  Lucy  D.  Wm.  and  Dorothy  King,  of  Salem,  Mass.,  and  L.  I.  descendants.  N  Y  Rec  33(1902) 
Tl-5,  ill. 

Priest,  Alice  L.     King  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)206. 
KING  ISLAND,  Alaska.    Island  of  Bering  Sea. 

H  a  w  1  e  y,  R.  Newton.     Arctic  cliff  dwellers.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1844-7,  111. 
KING  Philip's  War.    N.  E.  Indian  war,  1675. 

The   flintlock    used  in  Philip's  war.    Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)67-92. 
KING  and  Queen  County,  Va.    Co.  in  the  E.  part  of  Virginia. 

King    and  Queen  County  deeds.     Va  Mag  9(1902)309-11. 
KINGS  COUNTY,  Cal.     A  southeastern  Co.  of  state. 

G  o  o  d  r  i  c  h,  F.  M.     Kings  County  and  Hanford.    Out  West  17(1902)637-44,  ill. 
KINGS  RIVER,  Cal.     River  of  southern  Cal.  flowing  S.E.  into  Tulare  Lake. 

Gibson,  Hugh  S.     The  Sierra  Club  in  King's  river  canon.     Out  West  17(1902)565-77,  ill. 
KINGSTON,  Canada.     City  of  Ontario  at  outlet  of  Lake  Ontario,  178  m.  W.  of  Montreal. 

Cataraqul.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)240. 
KINSMAN,  William  H.  (1834-63).     Iowa  lawyer  and  officer  in  Civil  War. 

Dodge,  Grenvllle  W.     Colonel  William  H.  Kinsman.     Annals  of  Iowa  5(1902)241-50,  port. 
KIOWA  Indians.    Roving  tribe  of  western  plains,  now  naturalized  citizens  of  Florida. 

James    Mooney's  ethnological  work  and  studies — The  Kiowas  of  W.  Oklahoma.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)223. 
KIRBY,  Ephraim  (1757-1804).     Conn,  and  Ala.  soldier  in  Am.  Revolution,  judge,  publicist. 

Owen,  Thomas  McAdory.     Ephraim  Kirby,  first  Superior  Court  Judge  In  what  is  now  Alabama.     N  Y  Ree 

33(1902)129-34,  port. 
KITTERY,  Mo.    Village  of  York  Co.  51  m.  S.W.  of  Portland. 

Fogg,  Wm.     The  early  families  of  Eliot  and  Kittery,  Me.     Old  Eliot  5(1902)1-29,39-62,87-154,159-196. 
KLONDIKE.     Auriferous  region  in  Yukon  District,  Canada. 

Production    de  1'or  aux  fitats-Unis  et  au  Klondyke  en  1901.     Scon  Franc  11  Jan(1902). 
KNAGGS  family. 

Ross,  Robert  B.     History  of  the  Knaggs  family  of  Ohio  and  Michigan.     Historical,  biographical  and  gene- 
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KNIGHT,  Sarah  (Kemble)  (1666-1727).     N.  E.  teacher,  writer. 

S  a  y  1  e  s,  Lucy  B.    A  brave  knight  of  the  seventeenth  century.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)334-8,  ill. 
KNIGHT  family. 

Will    of  William  Knight  [of  Lynn,  Mass.,  ab.l665J.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)77-8. 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902.  IIS 

KNOX,  Henry  (1750-1806).    N.  £.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  Secretary  of  War. 

K  n  o  x.  Henry.     [Letter]  to  Henry  Jackson  [1777].     Host  Bull  7(1902)462-b. 
KNOX,  Philander  Chase  (b.1853).     Fa.  lawyer,  U.  S.  Attorney-General. 

C  o  o  1  1  d  g  e,  L.  A.     Attorney-General  Knox,  lawyer.     McClure  19(1902)471-3,  port. 

Philander    C.  Knox.     World's  Work  4(1902)2470,  port.  only. 
KONTI.  laadore  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  sculptor. 

M  o  s  e  s,  B.  C.     Isadore  Kontl.     Spirit  of  '76  8(1902)131. 
KOOTENA7  Indians.    A  group  of  related  tribes  along  the  Montana-British  Columbia  border. 

Chamberlain,  Alex.  F.     Earlier  and  later  Kootenay  Onomatology.     Am  Anthropol  N.S.  4(1902)229-36. 

Chamberlain,  Alex.  F.     Geographic  terms  of  Kootenay  origin.     Am  Anthropol  N.S.  4(1902)348-50. 
KORNER.  Gustav  Philipp  (1809-96).     Ger.  Am.  jurist,  diplomat,  historian. 

Rattermann,  H[einrich]  A[rmin],  Gustav  Korner,  (ifiutsch-amerlkanischer  jurist,  staatsmann,  diplomat 
und  geschlchtschrelber.  Eln  lebensbild,  nach  seiner  unverSffentlichten  autobiographic,  seinen  schrlften 
und  brlefen,  bearbeltet  und  dem  andonken  des  verstorbenen  freundes  in  dankbarer  erinnerung  gewidmet. 
Separatdruck  aus  dem  I  I.  band  der  Gesammelten  werke.  Cincinnati,  V^riag  des  verfassers,  1902.  1  p. 
1.,  [221]-386  p.  23cm.  [L.C.  3-5659] 
KRAT/TH,  Charles  Forterfleld  (1823-83).  Fa.  Lutheran  clergyman,  Professor,  writer. 

S  p  a  e  t  h,  A.     Charles  Porterfleld  Krauth.     H  R  E  11,81-4. 
KU-KLTJX  Klans.    A  Secret  society  in  the  Southern  States  in  Reconstruction  times. 

J  a  r  T  1  s,  (Mrs.)T.  J.    The  conditions  that  led  to  the  Ku-Klux  Klans.     N  C  Bookl  1.12(1902)3-24. 

J  a  r  v  1  8,  (Mrs.)T.  J.    The  Ku-Klux  Klans.     N  C  Bookl  2.1(1902)3-26. 

Tyler,  C[harles]  W[aller].    The  K.  K.  K.    New  York,  London  [etc.]  The  Abbey  press  [1902]     4,  3-5,  5-359 

p.     22cm.     [L.C.  2-14140] 
LABOR.    Productive  work  and  those  engaged  in  it. 

Baker,  Ray  Stannard.     How  labor  Is  organized.     World's  Work  4(1902)2427-32. 

Draper,  Wm.  R.     Solving  the  labor  problem  of  the  wheat  belts.    R  of  Rs  26(1902)70-2. 

E  a  8  1  e  y,  Ralph  M.    What  organized  labor  has  learned.     McClure  19(1902)483-92,  port. 

Enemies   of  society.    Nation  75(1902)394-5. 

Howell,  George.  Labour  legislation,  labour  movements  "and  labour  leaders...  London,  T.F.Unwin,  1902. 
[Rev.  in:  Nation  74(1902)484  "More  of... nature  of  annals  than  history- ••  to  a  great  extent  unreadable... 
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K  e  r  b  y,  William  J.    The  public  and  the  labor  question.     Cath  Dnlv  B  8(1002)3-19. 

Labor    and  capital  in  building  trades.     Am  Arch  78(1902)59(N22). 

M  1  n  o  t,  R.  S.    Labor  trusts.    Am  Arch  78:37(N1). 

Page,  Thomas  Walker.     The  San  Francisco  labor  movement  In  1901.     Pol  Sci  Q  17(1902)664-88. 

Peters,  John  P[unnett],  Labor  and  capital;  a  discussion  of  the  relations  of  employer  and  employed.  New 
York  and  London,  G.P.Putnam's  sons,  1902.  xliv,  463  p.  20cm.  (Qestions  of  the  day,  98)  [Contents. — 
I.  General  questions. — II.  Combinations  of  employers  and  employed — are  they  mutually  beneficial? — III. 
Trusts  and  labor  unions  from  a  legal  aspect. — IV.  Conciliation  and  arbitration. — V.  Model  industries. — 
VI.  Socialism  and  single  tax. — VII.  The  unemployed. — Appendix.  [Rev.tnrNation  74(1902)484  "of  [little] 
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LEITSVILLE,  Fa.     Village  of  Northampton  Co. 

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Hist  R  8(1903)588-9  "for  the  general  reader. .  .entirely  satisfactory. .  .In  most  attractive  form  a  reprint 
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Buffalo.  Public  library.  ...Class  room  libraries  for  public  schools,  listed  by  grades;  to  which  is  added  a 
list  of  books  suggested  for  school  reference  libraries.  Buffalo,  Printed  for  the  Library,  1902.  134  p. 
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Fallows,  Samuel.  ...Life  of  William  McKinley,  our  martyred  president,  with  short  biographies  of  Lincoln 
and  Garfield,  and  a  comprehensive  life  of  President  Roosevelt,  containing  the  masterpieces  of  McKinley's 
eloquence,  and  a  history  of  anarchy,  Its  purposes  and  results.  ...assisted  by  an  able  corps  of  contrib- 
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Gridley,  Mrs.  Eleanor.  The  story  of  Abraham  Lincoln;  or,  The  journey  from  the  log  cabin  to  the  White 
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H  a  1  s  e  y,  John  J.     Lincoln's  plan  of  reconstruction.     (Rev.)     Dial  32(1902)342-5. 

Inzer,  John  W.  How  the  news  of  the  assassination  of  President  Lincoln  was  received  by  the  Confed- 
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Lincoln    in  Kansas.    Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)536-52. 

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Kioolay,  John  G[eorgeJ.  A  short  life  of  Abraham  Lincoln,  condensed  from  Nicolay  &  Hay'a  Abraham  Lin- 
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others,  are  published  In  book  form  under  the  title  of  Retribution,  and  other  addresses,  by  Samuel  G. 
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Staples,  Ernest  Linwood.  A  man  of  destiny;  being  the  story  of  Abraham  Lincoln;  an  epic  poem —  Shel- 
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tabernacle  church,  of  New  York  city,  February  10th,  1902.  [New  York?  1002]  16  p.  23  x  10cm.  [Por- 
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S  u  1 1  o  n,  Cicero  T.     Characteristic  glimpses  of  Lincoln.     Cent  63(1901-2)558-61,  port.,  facs. 

S  u  1 1  o  n,  Cicero  T.     Lincoln  and  Kentucky.     Cent  63(1901-2)558-6,  port. 

Thayer,  \V[illiam]  M[akepeaoe].  Abraham  Lincoln,  the  pioneer  boy,  and  how  he  became  President;  the 
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Tltherington,  R.  H.     Lincoln— Garfleld— McKinley.     Munsey  27 (1902) 306 (My). 

W  h  I  t  n  e  y,  H.  C.     Lincoln's  social  Isolation.     Indep  14(1902)373-81. 
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M  a  1 1  o  y,  Thomas.     History  of  the  first  State  Capitol.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)212-16. 

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and  intimate  trends.     Providence,   R.  I.,  Preston  &  Rounds  co.,  1902.     1  p.  1.,  122  p.     port.     23%  cm. 
[Rev.ln:Nation  74(1902)350-1   "Interesting  from  cover  to  cover. .  .chief  value. .  .consists  In. .  .simplicity 
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LITERATURE.     Creative  or  artistic  writings. 

Abernethy,  Julian  W[illis].  American  literature...  New  York,  Maynard,  Merrill,  &  CO.,  1902.  6,  9-510  p. 
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Bacon,  Edgar  Mayhew.    The  literary  associations  of  the  Hudson.     Critic  41(1902)221-9,  111. 

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Catalogue   of  literary  annuals  and  gift  books  In  the  New  York  Public  Library.  N  Y  Bull  6(1902)270-5. 

C  h  a  p  h  a  m,  H.  8.     Influence  of  Puritanism  on  American  literature.     Macmil  86(  1902)  183 (Jl). 

C  o  r  b  1  n,  John.     The  American  drama.     Forum  34(1902-3)63-76. 

Ende,  A.  v.     Amerikan.  Belletristlk.     Deut.  Stlmmen  (1902)8.1167-74. 

E  n  d  e,  A.  v.     Amerikan.  Lltteraturverhaltnisse.     Zelt  (1902) No. 384. 

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Gilder,  J[eannette]  L[eonard],  Authors  at  home;  personal  and  biographical  sketches  of  well-known  Amer- 
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Hale,  Edward  Everett.  ...American  essays...  New  York  and  Chicago,  Globe  school  book  company  [1902] 
xli,  257  p.  17%cm.  (The  Hawthorn*-  classics)  [Contents. — From  "The  sketch  book,"  by  Washington 
Irving. — From  "Prue  and  I,"  by  George  William  Curtis. —From  "My  study  windows,"  uy  James  Russell 
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Halsey,  Francis  Whiting.  Authors  of  our  day  in  their  homes,  personal  descriptions  &  interviews...  New 
York,  J.Pott  &  co.,  1902.  xli,  299  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.  19cm.  "These  papers  were  printed  originally  in 
the  New  York  times  Saturday  review  of  books."  [Rev.in:Dial  32(1902)2S4  "interesting. .  .number  of  au- 
thors Included  is  twenty-two."  L.C.  2-9470] 

Halsey,  Francis  Whiting.  Our  literary  deluge  and  some  of  its  deeper  waters...  New  York,  Doubleday, 
Page  &  co.,  1902.  x,  255  p.  19^cin.  [Rev.in:Natlon  75(1902)170  "a  chapter  on  Biographies  that  are 
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Harkins,  E[dward]  F[rancis].  Little  pilgrimages  among  the  men  who  have  written  famous  books...  Bos- 
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iam Dean  Howells. — Bret  Harte. — Mark  Twain. — "Lew"  Wallace. — George  W.  Cable. — Henry  James. — 
Francis  Richard  Stockton. — Joel  Chandler  Harris. — S.  Weir  Mitchell. — Robert  Grant. — F.  Marlon  Craw- 
ford.— James  Lane  Allen. — Thomas  Nelson  Page. — Richard  Harding  Davis. — John  Kendnck  Bangs. — Ham- 
lin  Garland. — Paul  Leicester  Ford. — Robert  Neilsoii  Stephens. — Charles  D.  G.  Roberts. — Winston  Church- 
ill. Rev.in:Dial  32(1902)26  "agreeably  chatt.v  and  anecdotical. .  .portraits  are  excellent";  Dial  35(1903) 
426  "Mr.  Hawkins's  idea  of  a  famous  book  is  very  clastic  and  his  style  savors  of  newspaper  row... thor- 
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Harkins,  E[dward]  F[rancisj  and  Johnston,  C.  H.  L.  Little  pilgrimages  among  the  women  who  have  writ- 
ten books...  Boston,  L.C.Page  &  co.,  1902  [1901]  343  p.  front.,  port.  18cm.  (Book  lovers'  series) 
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Lawton,  William  Cranston.  Introduction  to  th<»  study  of  American  literature...  New  York  and  Chicago, 
Globe  school  book  company  [1902]  vil,  384  p.  20cm.  ["Bibliographical  index":  p.  379-381.  Bibliogra- 
phies and  chronological  tables  at  end  of  chapters.  Rev.in:Dial  34(1903)269-70  [very]  "readable. . .  somo 
degree  of  completeness. .  .naively  personal  at  times. .  .trifling  defects. .  .packed  with  ideas  and  allusions 
...unfailing  freshness  of  touch";  Nation  75(1902)246  "great  merit... is  its  unconventional  treatment." 
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P  o  w  e  1 1,  G.  H.     The  mind  of  America.     Contemp  82(1902)111-25. 

S  a  1 1  e  y,  A.  S.  Jr.     A  bibliography  of  the  women  writers  of  S.  C.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)143-57. 

Sears,  Lorenzo.  American  literature  in  the  colonial  and  national  periods...  Bostoa,  Little,  Brown,  and 
company,  1902.  xlv,  480  p.  21cm.  ["A  reading  list":  p.  463-469.  Rev.in:Dlal  34 (1903) 269-70 (W.M. 
Payne)  "for  tbe  general  reader. .  .distinctly  the  author's  own ...  sobriety  of  judgment. .  .flowing  and 
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Warner,  Charles  Dudley.  Fashions  in  literature,  and  other  literary  and  social  essays  &  addresses;  intro- 
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tents.— Fashions  in  literature. — The  American  newspaper.— -Certain  diversities  of  American  life. — Th« 
Pilgrim,  and  the  American  of  to-day. — Nathan  Hale.-— Some  i.-auses  of  the  prevailing  discontent. — Educa- 
tion of  the  negro. — The  indeterminate  sentence. — The  life-saving  and  life-prolonging  art. — Literary  copy- 
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fornia. Rev.in:Nation  75(1902)11  "Distinguished  by  generous. .  .feeling  and  good  sense. .  .judgments. .. 
are  of  permanent  value. .  .should  be  owned  by  all  who  take. .  .Interest  in. .  .werfare  of  our  country";  Dial 
33(1902)122  "genial  humor,  unfailing  but  not  unreasoning  optimism,  and  Infectious  enthusiasm  for  the 
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Wegelin,  Oscar.  Early  American  fiction,  1774-1830;  being  a  compilation  of  the  titles  of  American  novels, 
written  by  writers  born  or  residing  in  America,  and  published  previous  to  1831...  Stamford,  Conn.,  The 
compiler,  1902.  28,  [2]  p.  28%cm.  [No.  76  of  an  edition  limited  to  180  cople*  L.C.  2-10337] 


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Thwing,  Walter  Eliot.     The  Livermore  family  of  America...     Boston,  W.B.Clarke  company,  1902.     479  p. 
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LLOYD,  Henry  Demarest  (b.1847).     N.  Y.  and  Chicago,  editor,  writer  on  political  economy. 

Henry    Demarest  Lloyd.     Out  West  16(1902)542,  port. 
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LONG  BEACH,  Cal.     Sea  side  resort  near  Los  Angeles. 

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Higginson,  Thomas  Wentworth.  . . .  Henry  Wadsworth  Longfellow.  Boston  and  New  York,  Houghton, 
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edge of. .  .environment. .  .considerable  amount  of  fresh  material";  Dial  34(1903)145-7(W. M.Payne)  "per- 
sonal matters  seem ...  to  restrict  the  space . . .  to?  the  consideration  of  literary  achievement . . .  had . . 
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Livingston,  Luther  S.     Two  little-known  first  editions  of  American  authors.     Bibliog  1(1902)455-7. 
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S  t  o  c  k  t  o  n,  A.  A.     In  memoriam.     Israel  Longworth,  K.  C.     Acad  2(1902)139-40. 
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"The  Catholic  oak,"  at  Lonsdale,  R.  I.    Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)81-2.  * 

LORD,  Charles  E.  (1817-1902).    N.  H.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  Professor  and  writer. 

Rev.  Charles  E.  Lord,  D.  D.    Granite  M  32(1902)185. 
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LOUISIANA.    A  Gulf-state  of  U.  8.  admitted  1812. 

Crowder,  £.  H.  Report  [of  the  alleged  British  supply  camp  in  Louisiana]  (1902:  8vo.  pp.  15  House  doe. 
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H  a  w  o  r  t  h,  Paul  L.     Negro  dlsfranehisement  in  Louisiana.     Outl  71(1902)163-6. 

Louisiana    newspaper  files  in  the  Library  of  Congress.     Gulf  Mae  1(1902)128-33. 

Moore,  Frederick  W.     The  course  of  Ixmlsiana  politics  from  1862  to  1866.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)128-44. 
LOUISIANA  (territory).     The  vast  tract  of  Southwest  and  West,  purchased  from  France,  1803. 

Beer,  William.     Louisiana  history  in  Government  documents.     Uulf  Mag  1  (i902)184-93. 

Beer,  William.     A  valuable  book  on  Louisiana  [Chambou].     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)341-2. 

Bertboud,  Edward  L.     The  Louisiana  boundary.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)218-7. 

Cession  (The)  of  Louisiana.     (Old  South  leaflets,  no.  128.)     Boston,  Old  South  Work,  1902. 

F  a  r  r  a  n  d,  Max.     The  commercial  privileges  of  the  treaty  of  1803.     Am  Hist  R  7(1902)494-9. 

Harvey,  Margaret.     Beyoiid  the  Mississippi.     Am  Montli  M  21(1902)443-53. 

Hoimer,  James  K[endallj.  The  history  of  the  Louisiana  purchase.  New  Ycrk,  D.Appleton  and  company, 
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[Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1902)140-1(D.Y. Thomas)  "timely ...  readable  and  scholarly. .  .most  interesting  story 
...addition  to ...  knowledge  on  the  subject  is  rather  small. .  .some. .  .additions  are  questionable";  Nation 
74(1902)483  "Timely  book  in  popular  vein... will  doubtless  have  a  temporary  vogue";  Dial  33(1902)36-6 
(F.H.Hodder)  "for  the  general  reader,  and  even  for  readers  of  the  younger  class  well  told. .  .entirely  suc- 
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Howard,  James  Q[uay].  History  of  the  Louisiana  purchase.  Chicago,  Callaghan  &  company,  1902.  170  p. 
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sources.,  .parallels  the  authors  of  standard  works...  time  and  again";  Dial  34(1903)27  "style...  is  bad... 
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The    Louisiana    boundary.     Gulf  Mac  1(1902)216-7. 
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Columbia  university.  Minutes  adopted  by  the  trustees  of  Columbia  college  in  the  city  of  New  York  and  by 
the  University  council  on  the  resignation  of  Seth  Low,  LL.  D.  as  preseident.  [New  York,  The  uilliss 
press,  1902?]  [21]  p.  26cm.  ["Of  this  Minute  there  have  been  printed  cne  copy,  signed,  for  presenta- 
tion to  Mr.  Low  and  one  hundred  copies  for  distribution."  Initials  in  blue  and  gold;  line  border  in  gold 
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S  1  o  a  n  e,  W.  M.    Seth  Low.     Columb  Q  4(1901)1-12,  port. 

Woodruff,  Clinton  Rogers.     Municipal  situation  in  New"  York.     Gunton's  M  23(1902)380-4. 
LOWELL,  Augustus  (1830-1900).     Boston  merchant,  philanthropist. 

L  o  t  h  r  o  p,  Thornton  K.     Memoir  of  Augustus  Lowell  (obituary).     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  11.15(1901-2)169-79 
LOWELL,  James  Russell  (1819-91).     Mass,  poet  and  writer,  U.  S.  minister  to  Spain. 

Bllchfeldt,  E.  H.    James  Russell  Lowell  as  viewed  from  our  generation.    Meth  R  84(1902)883-98. 

H  o  r  w  1 1 1,  Herbert  W.     Lowell's  influence  in  England.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)321-5. 

James    Russell  Lowell.    Qt  Rev  196(1902)61-81. 

Johnson,  William  H.    James  Russell  Lowell.    Critic  40(1902)121-5. 

Memorial!  of  two  friends,  James  Russell  Lowell:  1819-1891,  George  William  Curtis:  1824-1892.  New  York, 
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press  for  private  distribution."  Contents. — James  Russell  Lowell,  by  G.  W.  Curtis. — An  epistle  to 
George  William  Curtis,  by  J.  R.  Lowell. — The  life  and  character  of  George  William  Curtis,  by  C.  E.  Nor- 
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Minis,  Edwin.    Lowell  as  a  citizen.    So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)27-40. 

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Harvey,  Margaret  B.     [Rev.  patriots  born  in  Lower  Merlon].     Am  Month  M  21(1902)299-300. 
LOWER  NORFOLK  County,  Virginia. 

The   church    In  Lower  Norfolk  county.    Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)78-89. 

Lower  Norfolk  County,  Virginia,  Antiquary.     Vol.  4.     Quarterly.     Baltimore,  Md.,  1902.     pp.  154. 
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C  a  r  r,  Fanniw  White.     William  Lowndes.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)365-71. 


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LOYALISTS  (Tories).     The  American  supporters  of  the  king  in  the  Am.  Revolution. 
Grisbrook,  Edward  O.     A  scion  of  New  England.     New  Ene  M  27(1902)477-86. 

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Cooper,  Arthur  E.     Col.  Cornelius  Ludlow.     N  J  Hist  S  3(1902)12  50. 
LUDLOW,  Vt.     Village  in  Ludlow  township,  Windsor  Co.  25  m.  S.S.E.  of  Rutland. 

Fletcher  memorial  library,  Ludlow  (Vt.)     The  book  of  the  Fletcher  memorial  library  at  Ludlow,   Vermont 
. . .    [Ludlow,  Printed  by  the  Vermont  Tribune,  1902]    cover-title,  [3]-39  p.     front.,  ill.,  pi.,  port.    24cm. 
[Illustrations:  half-tones  mounted  in  text.     Dedication  exercises,  etc.  of  '.he  building  erected  In  memory 
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Smyth,  Lawrence  T.    The  lumber  Industry  In  Maine.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)629-48,  ill. 
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D  u    B  o  1  s,  Constance  Goddard.     Charles  F    Luinmis,  author  and  man.     Critic  40(1902)326-30,  111.,  port. 
LUNDY  family. 

Armstrong:,  William  Clinton.     The  Lundy  family  and  their  descendants  of  whatsoever  surname,  with  a  bio- 
graphical sketch  of  Benjamin  Lundy.      New  Brunswick,    N.   J.,   J.Heidlrigsfeld,   printer,   1902.     486   p. 

ront.,  111.,  plate,  port.,  facsim.    24%cm.     [L.C.  3-22580J 
LUTHERAN  Church.    Church  founded  by  Martin  Luther. 
Muhlenebcrg's    short  sketch   of  Lutheran  congregation   in  Philadelphia,   1795.     Luth  Ch   Rev  21 

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Chicago,  111.,  Wartburg  Publ.  House,     pp.  4-r360.     ill. 
Stromme,  Peer  0.     Coiupend  of  church  history  for  Lutheran  young  people.     Chicago,  J.Anderson  publishing 

co.,  1902.     4  p.  1.,  6-154  p.     front.     17^cm.     [L.C.  2-21492] 

Ulery,  William  Frederick].     History  of  the  southern  conference  of  the  Pittsburg  synod  of  the  Evangelical 
Lutheran  church.     Ed.  and  pub.  by  Rev.  W.F.Ulery,  A.M.  and  A.L.Yount...     Greensburg,  Pa.,  Church 
register  company,  1902.    xv,  [1],  416  p.    frout.,  pi.,  port.,  map.    23cm.     [L.C.  3-34] 
LYFORD  family. 

Welch,  William  Lewis.     Francis  Lyford  of  Boston  and  Exeter,   and  some  of  his  descendants...     Salem, 
Printed  for  the  Essex  institute,  1902.     1  p.  1.,  88  p.     24%cm.     [From  the  Historical  collections  of  the 
Essex  Institute,   vol.   XXXVII  and  XXXVIII.     Rev.ln:N  E  Reg  57(1903)120(Gordon,G.A.)    "Evidence* 
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LYMAN,  Theodore  (1792-1849).    Boston  philanthropist,  mayor,  State  senator. 

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J  e  n  k  s,  H.F.     [Letter]  from  the  Grpnville  H.  Norcross  collection.     Mass  Hist  Sot-  Proc  11.15(1901-2)89-92. 

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Letters   from  Joseph  Martin  to  Patrick  Henry.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)28-32. 
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Tombstone    of  Martha  Martin.     Win  M  Q  11(1902)146. 

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Life    in  the  Doomed  City.     As  reflected  by  the  loading  newspaper  of  St.  Pierre.     Cent  64(1902)618-33. 

McAlister,  Samuel  A.,  Ayma,  Louis  A.,  and  other*.  Martinique  flood  of  'ire  and  burning  rain...  A  thrill- 
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Mason,  William.     The  destruction  of  St.  Pierre.     Indep  54(1902)1461-8,  ill. 

Miller,  J[a,mei]  Martin.  The  Martinique  horror  and  St.  Vincent  calamity,  containing  a  full  and  complc-te 
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Welch,  J.  Herbert,  and  Taylor,  H.  E.  Destruction  of  St.  Pierre,  Martinique.  New  York,  R.F.Fenno  & 
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Whitney,  John  Randolph.  True  story  of  the  Martinique  and  St.  Vincent  calamities. .  .including  an  account 
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Philadelphia,  National  publishing  co.  [1902]  8,  17-560  p.  front.,  ill.,  pi.,  map.  23^cm.  [Issued  also 
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S.  Kiley.  Baltimore,  King  bros.,  state  printers,  1902.  xi  p.,  1  1.,  252  p.  25cm.  [L.C.  3-7678] 

Errors  of  Catholic  American  history. — The  settlement  of  Maryland. — The  Toleration  act.  Am  Cath  Res 
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Griffin,  Martin  I.  J.  The  apostate,  Lord  Baltimore — The  Calverts — Was  Maryland  a  Catholic  country? 
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Hall,  Clayton  Colman.  The  lords  Baltimore  and  the  Maryland  palatinate;  six  lectures  on  Maryland  colonial 
history  delivered  before  the  Johns  Hopkins  university  In  the  year  1902...  Baltimore,  J. Murphy  company, 
1902.  xvil,  216  p.  front,  (port.)  fold.  map.  20cm.  [Rev.ln:Am  Hist  R  9(1903)199-200(N.D.Mereness) 
"here  and  there  thrown  some  new  light  on... Lords  Baltimore  and  on  tho  dispute  over  the  boundary  be- 
tween Maryland  and  Pennsylvania.  Other  than  this...  chief  value. .  .In. .  .cautious,  concise,  and  dispas- 
sionate narration  of... events  in  the  history  of  colonial  Maryland. .  .ho  had  two  points  of  view... the  per- 
sonality of  a  lord  proprietor  [and]... the  mem  progress  of  events... has  shown  us  only  a  loose  general 
relation  between  the  two";  Nation  76(1903)93  "agreeably  written. .  .oxtremc-ly  accurate ...  we  can  com- 
mend this... to  all.,  .interested  In  our  colonial  histories";  Men.in:N  Y  Rec  34(1903)303  "story  of  Mary- 
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Harry,  James  Warner.  ...The  Maryland  constitution  of  1851.  Baltimore,  The  Johns  Hopkins  press,  1902. 
86  p.  24cm.  (Johns  Hopkins  university  studies  in  historical  and  political  science,  series  XX,  nog.  7-8) 
[L.C.  3-12908] 

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Onstot.  T[hompson]  G[ains],     Pioneers  of  Menard  and  Mason  counties;  made  up  of  personal  reminiscences 
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Brown,  Abram  English.     Menotomy  parsonage.     New  Eng  M  26(1901)80-92,  ill.,  port. 
MERCHANT  Marine.     Vessels  employed  in  domestic  or  foreign  commerce. 

Abbot,  Willis  J[ohn].  American  merchant  ships  and  sailors...  illustrated  by  Ray  Brown.  New  York, 
Dodd,  Mead  &  company,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  x,  372  p.  front.,  ill.,  pi.  21cm.  [Rev. in: Nation  75(1902)481 
"popular  and  fascinating  account  of ..  .development  of...  our  mercantile  marine. .  .only  lacks ...  bibliog- 
raphy to  make  it  of  real  value  to... student  of  history";  Dial  34(1903)89-90  "popular ...  [not  much] 
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Marvin,  Winthrop  L[ippitt].  The  American  merchant  marine;  its  history  and  romance,  from  1620  to  1902. 
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B.Weeden)  "sketchy  and  interesting ...  few  of  the  qualities  of  history. .  .patriotic  romance  appeals  to  all 
of  us";  Nation  76(1902)421  "somewhat  incoherent  enthusiasm ...  entertaining ...  other  works  on  these 
subjects...  not  likely  to  be  superseded";  Dial  34(1903)89-90  "technical. .  .explicit. .  .copious. .  .interesting 
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MERION,  Fa.  Village  of  Montgomery  Co.  19  m.  K.W.  of  Philadelphia. 

Smith,  Benjamin  H.    The  lands  of  Edward  Jones  and  company  in  Merlon.     Penn  Mag  26(1902)52-57,  ill. 
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Merriok,  George  Byron.     Genealogy  of  the  Merrick — Mirick— Myrick  family   of  Massachusetts,   1636-1902. 
Madison,   Wis.,  Tracy,   Gibbs  &  company,   1902.     vi,   [2],  494  p.     3  pi.    (1  col.)   12  port.   (incl.  front.) 
23cm.     [Rev.ln:Old  Northw  Q  6(1903)27   "Printing. .  .and  binding. .  .elegant. .  .model  genealogy."     L.C. 
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MERRILL,  Samuel  (b.1822).     Iowa  soldier,  Governor. 

Fleming,  Wm.  H.     Governor  Samuel  Merrill.     Annals  of  Iowa  5(1902)335-51,  port. 
MERRILL  family. 

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MERRIM AC-MONITOR  battle.     Civil  War  naval  battle  in  Hampton  Roads,  Va.,  March  8-9,  1868. 

B  r  o  o  k  e,  St.  G.  T.    The  Merrimac-Monitor  battle.    Transallegheuy  Hist  M  2(1902)30-42. 
MESA  GRANDE,  Cal.     Village  of  Messina  Indiana. 

L  u  m  m  1  s,  Charles  F.     Two  days  at  Mesa  Grande.     Out  West  16(1902)602-12,  ill.,  port. 
METHODIST  Church.    Arminian  church  founded  by  John  Wesley,  having  several  branches  in  V.  B. 

C  a  1  h  o  u  n,  John  C.     Documents  on  the  Division  of  the  Methodist  Church  in  1844.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)212. 

King,  Rev.  I.  P.     Introduction  of  Methodism  in  Ohio.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)165-219. 

Methodist  Episcopal  church.  The  constitution  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  church,  and  the  constitutions  and 
charters  of  the  several  organizations  authorized  by  the  General  conference,  to  which  is  added  the  con- 
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an  historical  introduction.  Cincinnati,  Jennings  &  Pye;  New  York,  Eaton  &  Mains,  1902.  2  v.  15cm. 
(Little  books  on  doctrine)  [Contents. — v.  1.  The  Scripture  doctrine  of  predestination,  election  and  rep- 
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T  u  r  r  e  n  t  i  n  e,  S.  B.     Methodism's  educational  mission  in  national  life.     Meth  R  South  51(1902)88-103. 
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Mann,  Charles  W.     The  king's  highway  from  Swan's  Ferry  to  Back  River  Mill.     New  Eng  M  26(1902) 

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Mannhardt,  R.     Deutsche  Thellnehmer  am  Mexikanischen  Kriege  von  La  Salle  County.     Deutsch-Am 

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A  n  d  r  u  s,  S.  G.     Men  and  affairs  In  Mexico.     Nat'l  M(Bost)17(1902)345(D). 

A  u  s  t  1  n,  O.  P.     Commerce  of  Mexico  and  the  D.  S.     Nat  Geog  M  13(1902)25(Ja). 

B  o  y  c  e,  Isaac.     Mission  work  among  Indians  of  Hoh  country,  Vera  Cruz,  Mexico.     Ass  Her  6(1902)221-3. 

B  r  a  s  c  h  i,  V.  M.  and  Ordofiez,  Ezequiel.     Mexican  railway  system.     Cassler  22(1902)457(Ag). 

Butler,  (Mrs.)  John  W.     The  outlook  In  Mexico.     Miss  R  25(1902)109-12. 

Butler,  John  W.     Religious  forces  in  Mexico  and  Central  America.     Miss  R  25(1902)195-204. 

Codex  Fej6rvary-Mayer.  An  old  Mexican  picture  manuscript  in  the  Liverpool  free  public  museums(12014M) 
Published  at  the  expense  of  His  Excellency  the  Duke  cf  Loubat. .  .elucidated  by  Dr.  Eduard  Seler. .. 
[For  details  see  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Aztecs.] 

Codex  vaticanus  3773.  (Codex  vatlcanus  B)  eine  altmexlkanlsche  bildersclirift  der  Vatikanlschen  blbllo- 
thek;  hrsg.  Huf  kosten  seiner  excellenz  des  herzogs  von  Loubat. .  .erlftntert  von  Dr.  Eduard  Seler... 
[For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Aztecs.] 

D  a  w  1  e  y,  Thomas  R.     Mexico's  new  territory.     Outl  72(1902)212-4. 

P  o  •  t  e  r,  J.  W.    The  new  Mexico.     Nat  Goog  M  13(1902)l(Ja). 

Foster,  Volncy  W.  Commercial  expansion  and  growth  of  credits  with  some  notes  on  the  Republic  of  Mex- 
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General    Synod  of  Mexico  [Presbyterian].     Ass  Her  6(1902)225-6. 

Leon,  (N.)  Bibllografla  Mexlcana  del  sigl?  xvlil  secession  prlmera,  prlmora  parte.  Mexico,  Imp  de  Fr 
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Leon,  N.  Compendlo  de  la  historla  general  de  Mexico  des  de  los  tlempos  prchisWrleos  hasta  nuestras  dlas. 
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Locke,  Charles  Edward.     The  evolution  of  freedom  in  Mexico.     Meth  R  84(1902)439-49. 

Loubat,  [Joseph  Florimond]  duo  de.  Address  of  the  Duke  of  Loubat,  honorary  president  of  the  thirteenth 
International  congress  of  Americanists,  held  at  the  American  museum  of  natural  history  In  the  city  of 
N«w  York,  October  20-25,  1902.  New  York,  The  Knickerbocker  presa  [1902]  3  p.  24cm.  [L.C.  3-27376] 


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Lumholtz,  Karl  [Sofus].  Unknown  Mexico;  a  record  of  five  years'  exploration  among  the  tribes  of  the 
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New  York,  C.Scribner's  sons,  1902.  2  v.  front.,  ill.,  pi.  (partly  col.)  port.,  fac.,  fold.  map.  25cm. 
[Rev. in: Nation  76(1903)272-4  "painstaking. .  .worthy  contribution. .  .style  unaffected,  ordinarily  agree- 
able, generally  lucid. .  .honest,  earnest,  and  important";  Nation  76(1903)296-8  "utter  worthlessness  of 
the  index  cannot  be  too  strongly  deplored";  Dial  34(1903)198-9(A. H.Noll)  "the  most  valuable  contri- 
bution... of  recent  years...  to  scientific  exploration ...  in  the  Western  World ...  pleasant  literary  style... 
keen  sense  of  humor...  of  deep  interest. .  .scarcely  a  dull  page."  L.C.  2-27727] 

Harm  Bimbela  (R).  Codigo  sanitario  de  los  Estados  Uuidos  mexlcanos.  Hex  Herrero  Hermanos  1  peso, 
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Morris,  [Ida  DormanJ  "Mrs.  J,  E.  Morris."  A  tour  in  Mexico;  illustrated  from  photographs  taken  en 
route  by  James  Edwin  Morris.  New  York,  London  [etc.]  The  Abbey  press  [1902]  1  p.  1.,  322  p.  front., 
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Paso  y  Troucoso,  F.  del.     Histoire  mexicaine  de  Cristobal  del  Castillo.     Par.  Leroux,  1902. 

P  e  r  e  z,  A.  Garcia.    Organizaci6n  inilitar  de  Mexico.     Rev  cont  16  Mal(1902)16  Aout,  15  Sept(1902). 

Prescott,  W.  H.     Conquest  of  Mexico.     (Popular  lib.  ser.)     [2  v.  in  1  v.]     N.  Y.,  Crowell,  1902,  ill. 

Prescott,  William  H[ickling].  ...Selections  from  "Ferdinand  and  Isabella,"  "The  conquest  of  Mexico" 
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R  e  1  n  s  c  h,  Paul  S.     A  new  era  in  Mexico.     Forum  32(1902)528-38. 

Robinson,  Wilfrid  C.     The  last  Mexican  empire.     Am  Cath  Q  27(1902)541-562. 

Schiess,  Wilhelm.  Quer  durch  Mexiko  vom  Atlantischon  zuiu  Stillen  Ocean.  Mit  55  illustrationen  und  16 
lichtdrucktafeln.  Berlin,  D.Reimer  (E.Vohsou),  1902.  xli,  [1],  233,  [1]  p.  front.,  ill.,  pi.,  fold.  map. 
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Squire,  Louis  II.     Ancient  Mexican  theogomy  and  cosmogony.     Notes  and  Q  20(1902)65-71. 

Wilkins,  Ja.  H.     Glimpse  of  old  Mexico.     San  Francisco,  Whitaker  &  R.,  1902.     16o.,  ill. 

W  i  n  t  o  n,  George  B.     The  liberator  of  Mexico.     Meth  R  South  5]  (1902)211-9. 
MICHIGAN.     An  upper  Lake  state  of  U.  S.  admitted  1837. 

Barber,  Edward  W.  Recollections  and  lessons  of  pioneer  boyhood.  Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,  31(1902)178- 
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B  u  r  t  o  n,  C.  M.  Papers  and  orderly  book  of  Brig.  Gen.  James  Winchester.  Mich  Hist  oil  '01,  31(1902) 
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Burton,  C.  M.,  and  Moore,  Charles.  Historical  Collection.  Collections  and  researches  made  by  the  Michi- 
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Gilbert,  John.     The  Great  conspiracy.     Mich  Hist  Coll,  '01,  31(1901)232-8. 

Grosvenor,  Ebeuezer  O.    The  new  state  capitol.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,  81(1901)227-32. 

Keith,  Hannah  E.  Hist,  sketch  of  internal  improvements  in  Michigan,  1836-46.  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  Pol. 
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Memorial  report.  [This  contains  necrological  reports  from  various  counties,  chiefly  of  pioneers,  but 
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M  o  o  r  e,  Charles.  The  beginnings  of  territorial  government  in  Michigan.  Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,  31(1901) 
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Smith,  Harlan  I.  The  antiquities  of  Michigan,  their  value  and  Impending  loss.  Mich  Hist  Coll  '01  31 
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Stocking,  W.     Michigan's  New  Hampshire  patbmakers.     Granite  M  33(1902)81-9,  port. 
MIDDLEBOROUGH,  Mass.     Village  of  Plymouth  Co.  34  m.  S.  ty  £.  of  Boston. 

Middleborough,  Mass.,  births,  marriages  and  deaths.     Mayfl  Desc  3(1901)83-6,232-36;  4.67-75. 
1CIDDLETOWN,  Conn.     City  and  port  of  Middlesex  Co.  15  m.  8.  of  Hartford. 

Jackson,  Margaret  Ellen.    Some  old  Mattabeseck  families.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)473-82,  ill.,  port. 
MIGHILL  family. 

Will   of  Thomas  Mlghill  [of  Rowley,  Mass.,  ab.  1655].     Ess  Ant  6(1902)72-4. 
MILFORD,  Mass.    Village  of  Worcester  Co.  IS  m.  S.E.  of  Worcester. 

Wilson,  Lewis  G.     Milford  and  Hopedale.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)487-508,  111.^  port. 
MILITIA.    Volunteer  defensive  military  organization  under  state  control. 

Powell,  Ja.  W.  Customs  of  the  service:  national  guards  and  volunteers.  Rev.  ed..  Kansas  City.  Mo., 
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W  h  e  1  p  1  e  y,  J.  D.    The  militia  force  in  the  United  States.     No  Am  174(1902)275-80. 
MILLER,  John  (1775-1887).     Pa.  Baptist  clergyman. 

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Marriage  Records  Kept  by  Rev.  John  Miller,  of  Abington  Township,  Luzerne  Co.,  Pa.,  1802-1866. 
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136  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

MILLER,  William  Turner  (fl.1775).    R.  I.  Colonel  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Miller,  William  Turner.     [Letter*]  to  his  wife,  from  the  camp  before  Boston,  1775.     Boat  Bull  7(1002) 

419-24. 
KILLER  family. 

Miller,  Joseph  Lyon.     The  Millers  and  their  kin.     W  Va  Mae  2.2(1902)38-53,  port. 
MILLIONAIRES.  Am.    Person*  worth  a  million  dollar*  or  more. 

Barlow,  Jane.     The  founding  of  fortunes.     New   York,   Dodd,    Mead  &  company,    1902.     3  p.   1.,   348   p. 

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Fornaro,  C[arlo]  de.     Millionaires  of  America.     Caricatures  by  Max  Cramer  di    PourtalCs.     New  York,  The 

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Schlerbrand,  Wv.     Etnfl.  d.  Milliardaro  auf  Amerika.     Kultur(1902)Okt.395-404. 
KILLS,  Darius  Ogrden  (b.1825).    Cal.  and  N.  Y.  capitalist. 

M  o  f  f  e  t  t,  Samuel  E.     Darius  Ogden  Mills.     Cosmopol  33(1902)289-92,  111. 
KILLS,  Elligood  (1744-1832).     K.  H.  sea  captain,  patriot,  privateer. 

E  1  1  1  g  o  o  d    Mills.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)118. 

MILWAUKEE,  Wis.     City  of  Milwaukee  Co.  on  Lake  Michigan  85  m.  N.  of  Chicago. 

Souvenir  album  of  the  Cream  city.     Pictorial  Milwaukee...     Souvenir-album  von  Deutsch- Athen . . .     Mil- 
waukee, Wis.,  C.N.Caspar  company  [1902]     1  p.  1.,  Ill  pi.  on  56  1.     15^x20%cm.     [Each  plate  Is  accom- 
panied by  descriptive  text  in  English  and  German.     Photographed  by  J. Brown,  S.L.Steln  and  A.J.Brelt- 
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Usher,  Ellis  B.     New  England  influence  In  Milwaukee.     Wise  Hist  Proe  '01(1901)170-4. 

MIKBRES  Valley,  New  Kexico. 

D  u  f  f,  U.  Francis.     The  ruins  of  the  Mtmbres  Valley.     Am  Ant  24(1902)397-400. 
KIKS  FORT,  Ala.    Fort  35  m.  N.  of  Mobile,  scene  of  Indian  massacre,  Aug.  30,  1818. 

H  a  1  b  e  r  t,  Henry  S.     Ensign  Isaac  W.  Davis  and  Hanson's  Mill.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)151. 
MINING  Industry.     The  mining  of  coal  and  metals. 

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Leroy-Baulleu,  P.    L'lndustrle  mincrale  et  Metallurgique  aux  £tats-Unis.  Econ  franc  15  Fe>(1902). 

The  Kineral  Industry,  its  Statistics,  Technology,  and  Trade,  1902.    vol.  10.     N.Y.,  Scientific  Pub.  Co.,  1902. 

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MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.     City  of  Hennepin  Co.  on  Miss.  R.  10  m.  W.  by  N.  of  St.  Paul. 

Lange,  [Dietrich].     Paul  and  Lange's  twin  city  guide,  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis.     [For  details  see  same 

title  under  subject,  St.  Paul,  Minn.] 
MINNESOTA.    A  north  central  border  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1853. 

A  n  d  e  r  s  o  n,  F.  M.  The  test  of  the  Minnesota  primary  election  system.  Annals  Am  Acad  Pol  and  Soc 
Sci  20(1902)616-26. 

K  n  a  p  p  e  n,  T.  M.     Results  of  the  Minnesota  direct  primary  system.     Indep  o4(  1902) 2694-5. 

Men  of  Minnesota;  a  collection  of  the  portraits  of  men  prominent  in  business  and  professional  life  in 
Minnesota...  St.  Paul,  The  Minnesota  historical  company,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  ia]-540  p.  Incl.  port.  23cm. 
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Sketches,  historical  and  descriptive,  of  the  monuments  and  tablets  erected  by  the  Minnesota  Valley  His- 
torical Society  in  Renville  and  Redwood  counties,  Minnesota.  [For  details  see  same  title  unSer  subject, 
Minnesota.] 

Stanchfield,  Dan.     Hiet.  of  lumbering  in  Minnesota.     Minneapolis,  D.Stanehfleld,   1902.     So. 
MINOR  family. 

Blackford,  Charles  M.    Four  successive  John  Minors.     Va  Mac  10(1902)97-8,204. 
MISSIONS.     Efforts  to  extend  Christianity. 

Beach,  Harlan  P[age].  A  geography  and  atlas  of  Protestant  missions;  their  environment,  forces,  distri- 
bution, methods,  problems,  results  and  prospects  at  the  opening  of  the  twentieth  century . . .  New  York, 
Student  volunteer  movement  for  foreign  missions,  1901-03.  2  v.  21%crn.  (atlas:  37x25%cm.)  [Con- 
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D  o  y  1  e,  S.  H.     What  our  church  [Pres.]  has  done  for  foreigners  in  U.  S.     Ass  Her  7(1902)319-21. 

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20%cm.  [Papers  on  California  and  tha  missions,  by  the  author  of  "Ramcna"  first  published  in  1883  and 
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Ketler,  Isaac  C[onradJ.  The  tragedy  of  Paotingfu;  an  authentic  story  of  the  lives,  services  and  sacrifices 
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Mlssiousarbelt  unter  den  Chinesen  u.  Japanern  an  d.  Westkiiste  der  V.  St.  [selt  1S52]  EMM 
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Predigerlebenim  Westen  in  der  Besiedelungszeit.     Dentsch-Ain  Q  2.1(1902)47-9. 

R  i  c  h  t  e  r,  Aug.     Vor  hundert  Jahren.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.2(1902)63-5. 

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An  account  of  manuscripts,  papers,  and  documents  pertaining  to  Mississippi  in  public  repositories 
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H  a  1  b  e  r  t,  H.  S.     Bernard  Romans'  map  of  1772.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)415-39,  map. 

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Rowland,  Duubar.  First  annual  report  of  the  directors  of  archives  and  history.  Miss  Hist  P  6(1902) 
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edition.  Rev.in:Natlou  76(1903)132  "reprint. .  .largely  from  manuscripts. .  .main[ly] ..  .voyages  about 
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Hamilton,  Peter  J.     The   beginnings  of  French   settlement  of   the  Mississippi   Valley.     Gulf  Mag   1 

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Hamilton,  Peter  J.  The  French  settlement  of  the  Mississippi  Valley.  Repiinted  from  the  American  His- 
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Hamilton,  Peter  J.    The  French  settlement  of  the  Mississippi  Valley.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)136-47. 
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chase exposition,   1902.     19,    [1]   pp.     23cm.     [Cover-title.     61.Men.in:N   E   Keg  56(1902)216(F.W.Parke) 
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Predigerleben    im  Westen  in  der  Besicdelungszeit.     Deutsch-Am  G  21(1902)47-9. 
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H  a  B  k  e  1 1,  J.  G.     The  passing  of  slavery  in  Western  Missouri.     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)28-39. 
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Missouri  troops  in  service  during  the  Civil  War.  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.  80.  pp.  336.  Sen- 
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Two  Missouri  Historians.     A  paper  read  before  the  State  Historical  Society  of  Missouri,  at  its  first  annual 
meeting,  held  at  Columbia,  Dec.  5th,  1901.     Maryville,  Mo.,  Republican  Print,  1902.     8vo.     pp.  20,  ill. 
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MITCHELL,  Donald  Grant  (b.1822).     "Ik  Marvel."    Essayist. 

K  1  m  b  a  1  1,  Arthur  Reed.     Glimpses  of  Edgewood.     Bk-Buyer  25(1902-3)99  105,  ill. 
MITCHELL,  John  (b.1869).    111.    Pres.  of  United  Mine  Workers  of  America. 

Morris,  Elizabeth  Catherine.     John  Mitchell,  the  leader  and  the  man.     Indep  54(1902)3073-8,  ill.,  port. 
Steffens,  Lincoln.     A  labor  leader  of  to-day.     John  Mitchell  and  what  he  stands  for.     McClure  19 

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MITCHELL  family. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest.     Experience  Mitchell's  will  and  inventory.     May  ft  Desc  4(1902)150-2. 
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The    Bi-Centenary    of  the  French  settlement  of  the  Southwest.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)158-63. 
King,  Grace.    Fort  Louis  of  Mobile:  A  commemoration.     Outl  79(1902)433-6. 
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Brant-Sero.J.  O.     Dekanawideh:  The  law-giver  of  the  Cauiegahakas.     Man (1901)  166-70. 
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H  a  1  8  e  y,  Francis  W.     The  historic  Mohawk  Valley.     Bk-Buyer  23(1901-2)545-9,  111. 
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H  o  1  oTe  r,  Charles  Frederick.    The  snake  dancers  of  Tusayan.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)512-19,  ill. 
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MONEY.    Any  commodity  used  as  medium  of  exchange. 

Arnaune,  Auguste,  La  monnaie,  le  credit  et  le  change.  ...Ouvrage  couronne  par  1' Academic  des  sciences 
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Davis,  Andrew  McFarland.  Tracts  relating  to  the  currency  of  the  Massachusetts  Bay,  1682-1720;  ed... 
Boston  and  New  York,  Hough  ton,  Mlttlin  and  company,  1902.  x,  394  p.,  1  1.  18  facsim.  Incl.  front. 
22%cm.  [Contents. — Severals  relating  to  the  fund  (1681) — Some  considerations  on  the  bills  of  credit  now 
passing  in  New-England  (1691) — Some  additional  considerations  addressed  unto  the  worshipful  Elisha 
Hutchinson,  esq.  (1691) — A  model  for  erecting  a  bunk  of  credit  (1688) — A  projection  for  erecting  a  bank 
of  credit  in  Boston,  New-England,  founded  on  land  security  (1714) — Objections  to  the  bank  of  credit, 
lately  projected  at  Boston  (1714) — A  letter,  from  i«ue  iii  Boston,  to  his  friend  in  the  country  (1714) — 
Some  considerations  upon  the  several  sorts  of  banks  propos'd  as  a  medium  of  trade  (1716) — The  present 
melancholy  circumstances  of  the  province  consider'd  and  methods  for  redress  Dumbly  proposed  1(719) — 
An  addition  to  the  Present  melancholy  circumstances  of  the  province  considered,  &c.  (1719) — The  dis- 
tressed state  of  the  town  of  Boston,  &e.,  considered  (1720) — A  letter  from  one  in  the  country  to  his 
friend  in  Boston,  containing  some  remarks  upon  a  late  pamphlet,  entituled,  The  distressed  elate  of  the 
town  of  Boston,  &c.  (1720) — A  letter  from  a  gentleman,  containing  some  remarks  upon  the  several 
answers  given  unto  Mr.  Column's,  eutituled,  Tho  distressed  state  of  the  town  of  Boston  (1720) — A  vin- 
dication of  the  remarks  of  one  in  the  country  upon  The  distressed  state  of  Boston  (1720) — Reflections  on 
the  present  state  of  the  province  of  Massachusetts-Bay  (1720) — The  distressed  state  of  the  town  of  Bos- 
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"arrangement. .  .chronological. .  .value. .  .lies  in  the  economic  as  well  as  the  historical  aspect":  N  E  Reg 
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Davis,  John,  and  Martin,  Isaac.  The  counterfeiting  of  colonial  paper  money  [1735]  [1739].  Boat  Bull 
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M  a  r  k  h  a  m,  F.  G.     Early  coinage  of  money  in  America.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)381-6,  port. 

Mitchell,  Wesley  C.    The  circulating  medium  during  the  Civil  War.    J  Pol  Econ  10(1901-2)537-74. 
MONONGALIA  County,  W.  Va.    A  northern  Co.  of  state,  borders  on  Pennsylvania. 

Early    marriage  licenses  in  Mouongalia  County.    Trausallegheny  Hist  M  2(1902)56-63. 

Fast,  R.  E.  Pioneer  settlements  on  tha  Western  Waters.  [Continued.]  Transallegbeuy  Hist  M  1 
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M  a  x  w  e  1 1,  H.     Pioneers  in  Monongalia  County.     Trausallegheny  Hist  M  1(1901-2)284-92. 

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MONROE,  James  (1758-1831).    5th  President  of  the  United  States. 

Burr,  Aaron.     Aaron  Burr  to  Governor  Alston  [1815].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)13(1-7. 

Monroe,  James.     [Letter]  1821.     Bost  Bull  7(1902)142-4. 

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MONROE  Doctrine  (1883).     Contravention  of  foreign  interference  in  American  affairs. 

B  r  u  n  1,  B.     Kunst  u.  Monroedoctrin.     2eit(1902)Nr.428. 

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Venezuela    and  the  Monroe  Doctrine.     Outl  72(1902)971-3. 
MONTAGUE,  Andrew  Jackson  (b.1862).     Va.  Attorney-General,  Governor. 

Andrew    Jackson  Montague.     World's  Work  4(1903)2136,  port.  only. 
MONTANA.    A  northwestern  state  of  V.  S.,  admitted  1889. 

Montana's  capitol,  dedicated  at  Helena,  Montana,  July  4,  1902...  Great  Falls,  Mont.,  W.T.Rldgley  print- 
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Sixth  Biennial  Report  of  the  Librarian  of  the  Historical  and  Miscellaneous  Department  of  the  Montana 

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MONTCALM,  Louis  Joseph,  Marquis  de  (1712-59).     Commander  of  the  French  troops  in  Canada. 

C  a  s  g  r  a  1  n,  H.-R.     Montealm  et  Levis.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)79-80,  port. 

C  a  s  g  r  a  i  u,  P.  B.     La  Maison  Montcalm  sur  les  remparts  a  Quebec.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)225-37,257-67. 


140  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

C  a  8  g  r  a  i  n,  P.  B.     Une  Autre  Maison  Montcalm  a  Quebec  1759.     Roeh  Hist  8(1902)329-40. 
C  h  a  p  a  1  s,  Thomas.     Montcalm  et  Townshend.     Nouv  Fr  1(1902)409-18. 
Doughty,  Arthur  G.     La  Culrassc  de  Montcalm.     Nouv  Fr  1(1002)438-41. 
"  L'E  1  o  g  e    historlque  du  marquis  de  Moutcalm."     Rt-ch  Hist  8(1902)374. 
La    lettre    de  Montcalm  a  Townshend.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)305. 
La    "  M  o  r  t   de  Montcalm,"  Par  Watteau.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)300. 
Raymond,  Andrew  V.  V.     Montcalm.     N  Y  Hist  A  2(1902)39-15. 
MONTEJO,  Francisco  de  (ab.1479-ab.1549). 

Alba,  [Maria  del  Eosario   (Falco  y  Osorio)   Fitz  James]  9.  duquesa  de  Berwick  y  16.   duquesa  de.     Nuevos 
autugrafos  de  Cristobal  Colon  y  rela clones  dc  ultramar.      [For  detail  see  same  title  under  subject,   Col- 
umbus, Chr.] 
MONTEREY,  (Mexico).     Battle  and  siege  of  Mexican  War,  Sept.  20-25,  1846. 

Duncan,  James  (letter  of).     The  battle  of  Monterey.     Collect  15(1902)45-6. 
MONTGOMERY,  John  (fl.1766).     ltd.  Episcopal  clergyman. 
.The    R  e  T.    John  Montgomery,  A.M.  [note].     Penn  Mag  26(1902)154-5. 
MONTGOMERY,  Joseph  £.  (1817-1902).     Ky.     Mississippi  pilot,  Confederate  commodor*. 

Commodore  J.  E.  Montgomery.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)416-7,  port. 
•Death    of  Commodore  Joseph  K.  Montgomery.    Gulf  Mag  1(1902)154-6. 
MONTGOMERY,  Mass.    Township  of  Hampden  Co.  about  16  m.  N.W.  of  Springfield. 

Montgomery,  Mass.  Vital  records  of  Montgomery,  Massachusetts,  to  the  year  1850...  Boston,  1902.  66 
p.  23  %  cm.  (New-England  historic  genealogical  society.  [Vital  records  of  the  towns  of  Massachu- 
setts]) [Ed.  by  Henry  Ernest  Woods.  L.C.  3-5252] 

MONTICELLO,  Va.     Estate  of  Thomas  Jefferson,  3  m.  8.E.  of  Charlotteaville. 
Montlcello,  seat  of  T.  Jefferson.     Ctry  Life  Am  2(1902)56(Je). 
Townsend,  George  Alfred   ("Gath").     Montlcello  and  Its  preservation,   since  Jefferson's  death,   1826-1902. 

[Washington,  D.  C.,  Gibson  bros.,  printers,  1902]     56  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.     20cm.     [L.C.  2-14593J 
MONTPELIER,  Vt.     Capital  of  Vt.  40  m.  E.S.E.  of  Burlington. 

D  e  w  e  y,  William  T.     Copied  from  the  town  clerk's  ree.     Marriages  in  Moutpelier,  Vermont.     Vt  Ant  1 

(1902)40-55. 

MONTREAL,  Canada-.     City  of  the  province  of  Quebec  180  m.  S.W.  of  Quebec. 
A  u  d  e  t,  F.  J.     Coroners  de  Montreal.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)244. 

A  u  d  e  t,  F.  J.     Les  Maitres  de  Poste  de  Montreal  depuis  la  cession.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)16-9. 
A  u  d  e  t,  F.  J.     Sherifs  eie  Montreal  (1).     Rech  Hist  8(1902)200. 
Caverne    de  Saint-Michel,  Montreal.     Recb  Hist  8(1902)252-5. 
Gard,  Anson  A[lbert].     The  wandering  Yankee;  or,  The  fun  of  seeing  Canada...     New  York,  The  Emersou 

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Hnguet-Latour,  L.  A.    Onverture  du  chemln  Papineau  a  Montreal  jn  1810.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)82-4. 
Le    buste   de  George  III.  a  Montreal.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)21-2. 
Profaning    sacred  objects.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)175. 

Richardson,  Martha  E.     Montreal  street  names.     Canad  M  18(1902)355,535-7. 
Rochemonteix,  Camille  de.     L'affaire  du  prie-Dieu.     Rech  Hist  8(1302)181-5. 
MONTRESON,  John  (fl.1764).     British  chief  of  engineers  in  America. 

Severance,  Frank  H.     The  achievements  of  Capt.  John  Montresou  on  the  Niagara,  and  the  first  con- 
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MOODY,  William  Henry  (b.1853).    Mass,  lawyer,  Secretary  of  the  Navy. 
The    new    Secretary  of  the  Navy.     Outl  70(1902)807,  port. 
W.  H.  Moody,  '76,  Secretary  of  the  Navy.     Harv  Grad  M  10(1901-2)524-5,  port. 
MOORE,  Roger  (1838-1901).    N.  C.  Confederate  officer. 

Col.    Roger    Moore.    Confed  Vet  10(1902)32,  port. 
MOORE  family. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Haines,  Sharp,  Collins,   Wills,  Gardiner,   Prickitt,   Eves,   Evans,  Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
MORAVIAN  Church.    A  branch  of  the  Lutheran  church  noted  for  its  missionary  zeal. 

C  I  e  w  e  1 1,  J.  H.     Moravian  settlement  in  North  Carolina.     N  C  Bookl  2.4(1902)3-21. 
MORE  family. 

Th«  Historical  Journal  of  the  More  family,  No.  9,  1902.     Annual,     p.  122-136.     Bangor,  Pa. 
MORGAN,  Daniel  (ab. 1733-1802),     Va.  General  in  Am.  Revolution,  Congressman. 

P  e  a  y,  (Mrs.)  George  K.     The  battle  of  Cowpens,  and  Its  hero,  Daniel  Morgan.     Am  Month  M  21(1902) 
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MORGAN,  George  (1742-1310).     Officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  1st  IT.  8.  Indian  Commissioner,  writer. 

V  r  oo  m,  Hon.  G.  D.  W.     Interesting  letters  of  George  Morgan  and  Aaron  Burr.     Penn  Mag  26(1902)370-4. 
MORGAN,  John  Pierpont  (b.1837).     N.  Y.  financier. 

G  1  e  e  d,  Charles  S.     John  Pierpont  Morgan.     Cosmopol  33(1902)33-5,  port. 
M  e  a  d  e,  Edward  Sherwood.    Mr.  Morgan  as  a  financier.     Indep  54(1902)3055-9,  port. 
MORGAN,  Louis  (b.1814).     Kentucky  artist. 

[  P  r  i  c  e,  S.  W.]     Louis  Morgan.     Filson  Club  Pub  17(1902)125-44. 
MORGAN,  William  J.  (1840-1900).    N.  Y.  State  Comptroller,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

Hon.    William    J.  Morgan.     N  Y  Hist  A  2(1902)8. 
MORGAN  family. 

Morgan,  Appleton,  i.  e.  James  Appleton.  A  history  of  the  family  of  Morgan,  from  the  year  1089  to  pres- 
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MORMONS.     A  religious  sect,  founded  by  Jos    Smith,  located  mainly  in  Utah. 
Campbell,  William  R.     Mormonism  and  purity.     Miss  R  25(1902)133-7. 

Church  of  Jesus  Christ  of  Latter-day  saints,     [v.  1] ...     An  introduction  and  notes  by  B.  H.  Roberts.    Pub. 
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Linn,  William  Alexander.    The  story  of  the  Mormons,  from  the  date  of  their  origin  to  the  year  1901.     New 
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Miller,  Glen.     The  Mormons:  A  successful  cooperative  society.     World'*  Work  5(1902-3)2881-94,  111. 
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Shoemaker,  J.     The  Mormons,  a  cooperative  commonwealth.     Arena  27O902)164(F). 
Winder,  John  R.    Mormonism  not  a  menace  in  r.  S.     Nat'l  M(Bost)16O902)553-6I,  ill.,  port. 
MOROS.    A  tribe  or  race  in  the  Philippines. 

Bonsai,  Stephen.     The  Moros  and  their  country.     Outl  71(1902)115-9. 
MORRILL.  Jacob  (1648-1718).     Massachusetts  citizen. 

Johnson,  John  French.     The  Quaker  burial  place,  Salisbury,  Mass.  (not<>).     N  B  Reg  56(1902)205. 
MORRIS,  Mary  White  (fl.1767).    Wife  of  Robert  Morris. 

Hart,  Charles  Henry.     Two  women  of  the  eighteenth  century.     Cent  63(1901-2)374-7,  port. 
MORRIS,  Robert  (1734-1806).     Sig-ner  of  Declaration  of  Independence,  financier  of  Am.  Revolution. 
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Morris,  Robert.     [Letter]  to  John  Nicholson  [1799].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)85-6. 
Robert    Morris  (letter).    Collect  15(1902)72. 
MORRIS,  Thomas  (1776-1844).     Ohio  TJ.  S.  senator,  judge. 

S  w  i  n  g,  J.  B.     Thomas  Morris.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)352-60. 
MORRIS  County,  N.  J.     A  northern  Co,  of  state. 

Crayon,  J[oseph]  Percy.     Rockaway  records  of  Morris  county,  N.  J.,  families.     Cemetery  records,  church 
history,   military   records,   local  history,    genealogies  of   the  old  families,    nearly   20,000  data...      Rock- 
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MORROW  County,  Ore.     Co.  in  north-central  part  of  state. 

Parsons  William.  An  illustrated  history  of  Dmatilla  County,  and  of  Morrow  County,  by  W.  S.  Shiach ; 
with  a  brief  outline  of  the  early  history  of  the  state  of  Oregon,  [n.  p.]  W.H. Lever,  1902.  TV,  581  p. 
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MORSE,  Jedidiah  (1761-1826).    Mass.  Congregational  clergyman,  cartographer,  writer. 
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MORTON,  John  (1724-77).     Signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

Clark,  Martha  Bladen.     Homes  of  the  signers  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence.     John  Morton's.     Am 

Month  M  21(1902)23-5,  111. 
MORTON,  Levi  Parsons  (1824-64).    N.  Y.  Governor,  Vice-President  of  the  United  States. 

Estate   of  Levi  P.  Morton.    Ctry  Life  Am  1(1902)9(N  '01). 
XOSBY  family. 

Rivers,  Flournoy.     Littleberry  Mosby — William  Cannon.     Va  Mag  10(1902)99-100. 
MOSELEY,  Edward  Strong  (1813-1900).     Massachusetts. 
Edward  Strong  Moseley.     In  Memorlam — 1813-1900.     Privately  printed,   1002.     1  vol.     8vo.     pp.   72.     [51. 

Men.iu:N  E  Reg  56(1902)332(F.W.Parke;   "appreciative  contributions  of  friends."] 
MOSSOM,  David  (fl.1729).    Va.  1st  Episcopal  clergyman  ordained  in  the  Colonial  church. 
G  r  i  n  n  a  n,  A.  G.     Rev.  David  Mossom's  note  book  (note).     Va  Mag  10(1902)102-3. 
MOTLEY,  John  Lothrop  (1814-77).     Am.  diplomat,  historian,  minister  to  Austria. 

John    Lothrop  Motley  (letter).     Collect  16(1902)1-2. 
MOTT,  George  Scudder  (1829-1901).     N.  J.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  writer. 

C  o  n  n  e  t,  John  L.     Memorial  on  the  death  of  Rev.  George  Scudder  Mott,  D.D.     Jerseym  8(1902)1-4,  ill. 
MOULTON  family. 

Will   of  Robert  Monltou,  sr.  [of  Salem,  Mass.,  ab.  1655].     Ess  Ant  6(1902)78. 
MOUNDS,  Indian.    Prehistoric  Am.  monuments. 
Albright,  James  G.     Exploration  of  a  mound  on  Fox  island  in  Uest  Lake,  Vilas  County  [Wis.].     Wis 

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B  a  u  g  h  m  a  n,  A.  J.     Prehistoric  Earthworks  of  Richland  County.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)67-71. 
Boyle,  David.     Indian  Mounds      Ontario  Annual  Archaeol  Rep  1901(1902)22-35. 
Fowke,  Gerard.     Archaeological  history  of  Ohio;  the  Mound  builders  and  later  Indians.     [For  details  see 

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G  r  e  e  r,  Henry  Burns.    Thomas  Jefferson  on  Prehistoric  Americans.     Am  Ant  24(i902)224-8. 
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Hulbert,  Archer  Butler.  . .  .Paths  of  the  mound-building  Indians  and  great  game  animals. . .  Cleveland,  O., 
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Hist  R  8(1902)539-41(E.R.Sparks)  "occasionally  the  deduction. .  .may  be  questioned ...  aside  from  the 
proof  of  his  theories. .  .he  writes  very  entertainingly. .  .many  interesting  facts. .  .smoother  diction... 
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L  a  w  s  o  n,  Publius  V.    The  Great  Serpent  Mounds  at  Menasha  [Wis.].     Wis  Arch  1(1901-2)35-6,  chart. 
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Mannhardt,  Emil.      Deutsches   Blut  in   Mt.    Morris   township,   Ogle   county.   111.     Dentsch-Am   G  2.3 

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MT.  VERNON,  Va.    Estate  of  George  Washington  on  the  Potomac  15  m.  below  Washington  city. 

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MOUNTAIN  Mary.    Pa.  religious  enthusiast  and  recluse. 
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MOUNTAIN  Meadow  (Utah).     Massacre  of  emigrants  to  Cal.  by  Indians  incited  by  Mormons,  1867. 

Carleton,  J[amesJ  H[enry].  ...Mountain  Meadow  massacre...  Special  report  of  the  Mountain  Meadow 
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House.  Doc.  no.  605)  [Dated,  Camp  at  Mountain  Meadows,  Utah  Territory,  May  25,  1859,  and 
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MOUNTAIN  Whites.  Poor  mountaineers  of  the  Southern  Statos. 

Campbell,  Robert  F.     Classification  of  Mountain  Whites.     South  Work  30(1901)110-16. 
MTTHLENBERG.  Frederick  Augustus  Conrad  (1750-1801).     N.  Y.  clergyman,  Congressman. 

Richards,  Henry  Melchior  Muhlenberg.     Famous  Pennsylvania-Germans.     Frederick  Augustas  Conrad 

Muhlenberg.     Pa  Ger  3(1902)51-60,  port. 
MUHLENBERG,  Gotthilf  Henry  Ernest  (1753-1815).     Pa.  Lutheran  clergyman  and  writer. 

Richards.     Gotthilf  Henry  Ernest  Muhlenberg,  D.D.     Pa  Oer  vol.  3,  116-55,  port. 
MUHLENBERG,  John  Peter  Gabriel  (1746-1807).    Clergyman,  U.  S.  senator,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Famous    Pennsylvania  Germans.     Gen.  John  Peter  G.  Muhlenberg.     Pa  Ger  3(1902)3-21,  ill. 
MUIR,  John    (b.1838).     Am.  explorer,  naturalist,  writer. 

In    Western    letters.     [John  Muir.]     Out  West  16(1 902; 274-8,  ill.,  port. 

John    Muir.    World's  Work  3(1901-2)1802,  port.  only. 
MULHOLLAND,  James  Eugene  (1841-86).     Catholic  priest. 

Rev.    James    Eugene  Mulholland.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)385,  port. 
MULLER,  Adam  (b.about  1700).    Va.  settler  of  Shenandoah  Valley. 

K  e  m  p  e  r,  Charles  E.     Adam  Miiller   (Miller),   tirst  white  settler  in  the  ralley  of  Virginia.     Va  Mng  10 

(1902)84-6. 
MULVIHILL,  Denis.     Bridgeport,  Conn.,  labor  mayor. 

Porter,  Maurice  Sherman.     Denis  Mnlvihill,  stoker  and  mayor.     McClure  18(1901-2)465-71. 
MUMFORD  family. 

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B  r  a  y  1  e  y,  Arthur  W.     The  first  organ  in  America.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)212-19,  ill. 

F  i  n  c  k,  Henry  T.     Mascagni  in  America.     Indep  54(1902)2571-4,  port. 

H  a  c  k  c  1 1,  K.     American  music  of  the  17th  century.     Music  21(1902)129(Ja). 

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La  h  e  e  ,  Henry  C.     A  century  of  choral  singing  In  New  England.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)102-17. 

Mason,  Daniel  Gregory.     Some  American  composers.     Outl  70(1902)674-8. 

M  a  t  h  e  w  s,  W.  S.  B.     Musical  progress  in  America  in  1902.     Music  22(1902)254(D). 

N  o  r  i  i  s,  H.     Composing  American  music.     Music  22(1902)181(N). 

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Upton,  George  P[utnam].  Musical  pastols;  with  illustrations  from  rare  prints  and  facsimiles.  Chicago, 
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The  man  Beethoven.     Rev.in:Dial  3rj(1902)210-12(Wallace  Rice)   "more  than  ordinary  promise  of  becom- 
ing a  permanent  contribution. .  .has  more  than  a  few  pleasant  things  to  say  of  "The  First  American 
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NANTUCKET,  Mats.    Island  in  Atlantic  Ocean  20  m.  B.E.  from  mainland. 

Bliss,  William  Root.  September  days  on  Nantucket.  Boston  and  New  York,  Houghton,  Mifflin  and  com- 
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Dudley,  Myron  S.  Two  centuries  of  churches  and  pastors  In  Nantuckot,  Mass.  N  E  Reg  56(1902)17-26. 
Dudley,  Myron  Samuel.  Churches  and  pastors  of  Nantucket,  Mass.,  from  the  first  settlement  to  the  pres- 
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Starbnck,  Mary  E.     Whale  oil  and  spermaceti.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)515-24,  ill. 

Wyer.  Henry  S[herman].     S?a-glrt  Nantucket;  a  hand-book  of  historical  and  contemporaneous  information 
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NARRAGANSETT  Bay,  R.  I.    Inlet  of  Atlantic  in  southern  part  of  state. 

K  n  o  w  1  e  s,  Harry.     Famous  farm  houses  in  the  Narragansett  country.     New  Eng  M  26(190^)387-98. 
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A.  H.  T.     Nash— Sampson— Soule  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)205. 
NASHUA,  N.  H.     City  of  Hillsboroug-h  Co.  35  m.  S.  of  Concord. 
G  u  s  t  a  v  n  s,  A.  C.     The  Nashua  of  to-day.     Granite  M  33(1902)150-77,  111.,  port. 
W  a  r  r  e  n,  B.  E.     Nashua,  N.  H.     Nafl  M  (Bost)  16(1902)745-9,  111. 
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NASHVILLE,  University  of.     Institution  at  Nashville,  Tenn.,  est.  1828. 

Memorial   of. .  .Univ.  of  Nashville,  to  the  Congress  of  the  D.  S.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)80-7. 
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M  a  u  r  1  c  e,  A.  B.    Thomas  Nast  and  his  cartoons.     Bookman  15(1902)  19(Mr). 
NATCHEZ,  Mis*.     City,  capital  of  Adams  Co.,  on  Miss.  R.  100  m.  8.W.  of  Jackson. 

M  c  G  r  a  w,  Daniel.     Appeal  of  the  Catholics  of  Natchez,  Miss.,  to  Archbishop  Carroll  for  a  priest — 1818. 

Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)64. 

W  i  1  c  o  x,  (Mrs.)G.  Grifflng.     War  time  in  Natchez.     South  Hist  Soc  Pnp  30(1902)135-8. 
NATIONAL  Academy  of  Science,  organized  1863. 

The    National   Academy  of  Sciences.     Nation  74(1902)322-4. 
NATIONAL  parks.     Parks  set  apart  by  the  U.  S.  Gov't. 

M  n  i  r,  J.     United  States  National  parks.     Nat'l  M  (Bost)  15(1901-2)633-40,  111.,  map. 
"NATIVE  AMERICANISM."    A  term  for  anticatholic  movements  in  TJ.  S. 

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NAVAHO  (or  Navajo)  Indians.     An  Athapascan  tribe  of  New  Mexico  and  Arizona. 
James,  Geo.  Wharton.     Moki  and  Navaho  Indian  sports.     Outing  39(1901-2)10-15,  ill. 
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NEBRASKA.    The  central  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1867. 

Carr,  Daniel  M[athew],  Progressive  men  of  Nebraska;  a  book  of  portraits.  Dodge  County  ed. ;  Introduc- 
tion by  Ross  L.  Hammond;  historical  review  of  Dodge  County;  comp.  from  public  and  private  records, 
with  an  appendix:  information  for  the  citizen  and  taxpayer.  Fremont,  Neb.,  Progress  publishing  com- 
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WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    BISTORT    1902.  14* 

Cole,  Gilbert  L.     Along  the  overland  trail  in  Nebraska  In  1852.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)172-81. 

H  a  r  d  y,  H.  W.     Reminiscences.    Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)207-11. 

Johnson,  Hadley  D.     Communication  of  Hadley  D.  Johnson.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)51-8. 

L  e  1  g  h  t  o  n,  (Mrs.)Harriet  W.    Reminiscences  of  the  crusade  in  Nebraska.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)165-71. 

L  o  b  i  n  g  i  e  r,  Charles  Sumner.     The  Nebraska  constitution.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)96-104. 

M  a  rr  In,  George  P.     Bull-whacking  days.     Xeb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)226-30. 

Miller,  George  L.     Newspapers  and  newspaper  men  [in  Neb.].     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)31-47. 

M  o  r  t  o  n,  J.  Sterling.     Territorial  Journalism  [Neb.].     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1302)11-30. 

M  u  n  n,  Eugene.     Early  freighting  and  claims  club  days  In  Nebraska.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)313-7. 

Nebraska.  Bur.  cf  labor  and  industrial  statistics.  Nebraska's  industries  and  resources.  General  descrip- 
tion of  the  state;  counties  and  townships  described;  Omaha,  Lincoln  and  South  Omaha;  statistical  •urn 
inary...by  Cyrus  E.  Watson,  state  deputy  commissioner  of  labor...  Lincoln,  Neb.,  1902.  245  p.  imcl. 
front.,  ill.  fold.  map.  23%cm.  (Its  Bulletin  no.  2)  L.C.  2-27754] 

Nebraska  State  Historical  Society  proceedings  and  collections.  Second  Series.  Vol.  5.  1903.  Lineol*, 
Neb.,  Jacob  North  and  Co.,  1902.  pp.  381. 

R  a  s  t  a  1 1,  John  E.     Underground  railroad  in  Nebraska.     Neb  Hiat  S  11.5(1902)323. 

R  e  n  n  e  r,  F.     Reminiscences  of  territorial  days.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)60-8. 

R  o  1  f  e,  D.  P.     Overland  freighting  from  Nebraska  City.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)279-93. 

S  h  e  1  d  o  n,  A.  E.     A  Nebraska  episode  of  the  Wyoming  cattle  war.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)  158-4*. 

T  h  a  y  e  r,  John  M.     The  Pawnee  war  of  1859.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)231-46. 

T  h  o  m  p  s  o  n,  J.  M.    The  Farmers'  Alliance  in  Nebraska.    Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)199-206. 

Tipton,  Thomas  Western.  Forty  years  of  Nebraska  at  home  and  in  Congress.  United  States  senator  for 
Nebraska,  1867-1875.  A  special  publication  of  the  Nebraska  state  historical  society.  Lincoln,  Neb., 
State  journal  co.,  printers,  1902.  [viii,  570  p.  front.,  port.  23cm.  ([Nebraska  state  historical  society. 
Proceedings  and  collections.  2d  ser.,  v.  4])  Rev.in:N  Y  Rec  34(1903)71  -'Sketches  (fifty-two...)  of  th* 
Governors. .  .Senators  and  Representatives  [of  Nebraska]."  L.C.  3-2324] 
NEEDHAM,  Mass.  Village  of  Norfolk  Co.  12  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

Clarke,  George  K.     Needham  marriages.     1720-1798.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)30-9. 

C  1  a  r  k  e,  George  Kuhn.  Baptisms  recorded  by  the  ministers. .  .of  Needham,  1798-1849.  Dedh  Hfg  11 
(1901)70-4,115-23;  13(1902)111-2. 

Clark  e,G.  K.  Births  recorded  by  the  Rev.  Jonathan  Townsend  in  Needham.  1749-1762.  N  B  Reg  M 
(1902)141-9. 

Clarke,  George  Kuhn,  LL.  B.     Deaths  recorded  by  the  Rev.  Jonathan  Townsend,   Needham.   1740-176*. 

N  E  Reg  56(1902)265-70. 
NEGROES.     Colored  people  of  African  birth  or  descent. 

Blair,  Henry  W.     The  negro  problem.     Indep  54(1902)442-4. 

Bryoe.  James.  The  relations  of  the  advanced  and  backward  races  of  mankind.  Romanes  lecture  delivered 
in  the  Sheldonian  theatre,  Oxford,  June  7,  3902,  by  James  Bryce,  D.  C.  L.  N.  Y.,  Oxford  University 
Press.  [Rev.in:Dial  33(1902)208-10(Kelly  Miller)  "little  thn.t  is  new,  yet  the  clearest  and  moat  compre- 
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B  u  b  o  i  s  e,  W.  E.  Burgbardt.  The  problem  of  housing  the  Negro.  The  honie  of  the  village  Negro.  South 
Work  30(1901)601-4. 

Calhoun,  William  P[atrick],  The  Caucasian  and  the  negro  in  the  United  States.  They  must  separate.  If 
not,  then  extermination.  A  proposed  solution:  colonization...  Columbia,  S.  C.,  The  n.i.. Bryan,  1002. 
171  p.  front,  (port.)  19cm.  [Rev.inrSouth  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)442-3  "negro  government  In  South  Caro- 
lina between  1868  and  1876. .  .whole. .  .an  argument ...  [for]  separation ...  possesses  some  value."  L.O. 
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Caste    and  anti-caste.     Nation  75(1902)436. 

Conrad,  Kate  B.     Uncle  Stephen.     South  Work  30(1901)153-6,  port. 

C  o  u  n  c  i  1 1,  W.  H.    The  American  negro:  an  answer.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)40-4. 

D  i  c  e  y,  A.  V.     Mr.  Bryce  and  the  relation  between  whites  and  blacks.     Nation  75(1902)Z«-f. 

D  o  w  d,  Jerome.     Colored  mon  as  cotton  manufacturers.     Guntou's  M  23(1902)254-6'. 

D  u  B  o  i  s,  W.  E.  Burghardt.    Crime  and  the  colored  population.     Nation  75(1902)499. 

D  n  B  o  i  s,  W.  E.  Burghardt.    Of  the  training  of  black  men.     Atlan  90(1902)289-97. 

D  u  B  o  i  s,  W.  E.  Burghardt.  The  problem  of  housing  the  Negro.  V.  The  Southern  city  Negro  »f  tfc* 
lower  class.  South  Work  30(1901)688-93,  ill. 

E  1 1 1  o  t,  G.  M.     Crime  and  criminality  Jn  the  Negro  race.     South  Work  :»0(1901)636-41. 

H  a  w  o  r  t  h,  Paul  L.     Negro  disfranchisement  in  Louisiana.    Outl  71(1902)163-6. 

Higher   education  for  the  negro.     Nation  74(1902)381-2. 

H  o  1  c  o  m  b  e,  A.  R.     Negro  conditions  sensibly  discussed.     Outl  72(1902)170-3. 

H  o  u  t,  J.  Ant.     Mwurs  AmeYicaines.     Blanc  et  noirs.     Nouv  Fr  1(1902)368-80. 

L  e  g  e  r,  A.     Le  relfivement  des  nfigres  aux  *tats-Unis.     Corresp  10  F6v  ili)02). 


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List  of  works  relating  to  the  American  Colonization  Society,  Liberia,  negro  colonization,  ect.,  In  the 
New  York  Public  Library.  N  Y  Bull  6(1902)265-9. 

Mcllwaine,  Richard.  Suffrage.  An  address  before  the  Conference  of  Democratic  Members  of  the  Constitu- 
tional Members  of  the  Constitutional  Convention  of  Virginia,  January  6,  1S02.  pp.  14. 

Miller,  Kelly.     The  expansion  of  the  negro  population.     Forum  32(1902)671-9,  table. 

The    Negro    Problem.     How  It  appeals  to  a  Southern  white  woman.     Indep  54(1902)2224-2228. 

P  o  e,  Clarence  H.    Should  southern  whites  aid  negro  schools?    Outl  71(1902)1010-3. 

P  o  e,  Clarence  H.     Suffrage  restriction  in  the  South;  its  causes  and  consequences.     No  Am  175(1902)534-43. 

Punishment    for  a  negro  rebel  [1688].     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)177-8. 
''The   Q  u  e  e  n  of  St.  Helena."    South  Work  30(1901)185-6. 

The    reign   of  passion.     So  Atlan  Q  1  (1902)301-9. 

Robinson,  John  L.     The  hope  of  the  negro.     Open  Court  16(1902)614-9. 

S  1  e  d  d,  Andrew.     The  negro:  another  view.     Atlau  90(1902)65-73. 

S  t  1  m  s  o  n,  Henry  A.     The  crux  of  the  negro  question.     Bib  Sac  59(1902)717-29. 

Terrell,  Mary  Church.     Club  work  of  colored  women.     South  Work  30(1001)435-8. 

Tillinghast,  Joseph  Alexander.  ...The  negro  In  Africa  and  America...  New  York,  For  the  American  eco- 
nomic association  by  the  Macmlllan  company;  London,  S.Sonnensoheln  &  Co.,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  vi,  231  p. 
24%cm.  American  economic  association.  Publications,  3d  series,  v.  0,  no.  2)  ["Bibliography":  p. 
[229]-231.  Contents. — pt.  1.  The  negro  in  West  Africa. — pt.  2.  The  negro  under  American  slavery. — pt. 
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Walton,  Fletcher.     What  we  did  for  the  negro  before  the  war.     Meth  R  South  51(1902)897-905. 

Washington,  Booker  T.     The  national  negro  business  league.     World's  Work  4(1902)2671-5. 

Winston,  Robert  Watson.     An  unconsldered  aspect  of  the  negro  question.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)265-8. 
NEGROS  Is.,  F.  I.     Central  island  of  the  Philippine  group. 

N  o  r  r  1  s,  W.  F.     Legal  conditions  In  Island  of  Negros.     Green  Bag  14(190i')19(Ja). 
NEILSON,  John  (1745-1833).     N.  J.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  member  Continental  Congress  1778-9. 

Honorable    John  Nellson.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)246,  port.  only. 
NELSON  River,  Canada.     River  of  western  Canada,  connecting  L.  Winnipeg  and  Hudson  Bay. 

D  u  g  a  s  t,  L'Abbe.     Riviere  Nelson.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)359. 
NEMAHA  County,  Kan.     Co.  in  N.E.  part  of  state. 

Crevecoeur,  F[erdinand]  F[rancis],     Old  settlers'   tales.     Historical  and  biographical  sketches  of   *>ie  early 
settlement  and  settlers  of  northeastern  Pottuwatoinie  and  southwestern  Nemaha  counties,  Kansas,   from 
earliest  settlement  to  the  year  1877.     [Onaga,  Kan.,  1902]     162  p.     15  x  23%  cm.     [L.C.  3-7941] 
NENO,  Paoifloo  Antonio  (1833-89).     Catholic  priest. 

Most    Rev.  Pacifico  Antonio  Neno,  D.  D.,  O.  S.  A.     Am  Oath  Hist  13(1902)249,  port. 
NETTBERT,  Karl  (1818-1901).     111.  physician  and  editor. 

Dr.    Karl  Neubert.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.2(1902)71. 
NEW  BERN,  N.  Carolina.     Fort  and  capital  of  Craven  Co.  108  m.  E.S.E.  of  Raleigh. 

Kennedy,  (Mrs.)Sara  Beaumont.     Colonial  New  Bern.     N  C  Bookl  1.2(1901)3-20. 
NEW  BRUNSWICK,  Canada.    An  eastern  Maritine  province  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada. 

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R  e  u  s  s,  Francis  X.     Sketch  of  the  life  of  Professor  William  Augustine  Newland,  last  of  the  old  time 

Philadelphia  Catholic  organists.  A.D.  1813-1891.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)285-324,378,  port. 
NEWMARCH,  John  (d.1754).     Maine  clergyman. 
D  e  n  n  e  1 1,  M.  and  others.    Death  of  the  rev'd  John  Newmarch,  Klttery  1754.    Old  Eliot  Me  6(1902)81-86. 

NEWPORT,  R.  I.    City  and  Summer  resort  of  Southern  Rhode  Island. 

Manners,  Mary.  Life  at  Newport.  Everybody's  7(1902)486(N). 
NEWRY,  8.  C.  A  new  mill  town  in  foot  hills  of  the  Blue  Ridge  Mts. 

A  Southern  mill  village.  Confed  Vet  10(1902)514-5,  ill.,  port. 
NEWSAM,  Albert  (1809-1864).  Phila.  deaf  mute  lithographic  artist. 

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NEWSPAPERS,  Am.    Periodical  giving  record  of  current  events. 
American  newspaper  annual  for  1902.     Phila.,  N.W.Ayer  &  Son.     [Rev.ln.-Natlon  75(1802)207  "Gazetteer 

and  atlas  serviceable  to  others  than  advertisers. .  .has  an  established  place  at  the  front."] 
Check   list  of  Brooklyn  and  Long  Island  newspapers  In  the  N.  Y.  Public  Library.    N  Y  Bull  6(1902)20-1. 
Dana,  John  Cotton.     What  we  read.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1892-3. 
F  1  B  h  e  r,  Brooke.     The  newspaper  Industry.     Atlan  89(1902)745-53. 

Griffin,  Martin  I.  J.    Some  early  day  Catholic  papers.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)153-4. 
H  u  1 1,  A.  L.     Bound  newspaper  flies  In  the  library  of  the  University  of  Georgia,  at  —.hens.     Gulf  Mag 

1(1902)205-6. 

Louisiana    newspaper  flies  in  the  Library  of  Congress.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)128-33. 

[Rowell,  George  Presbury].     Leading  newspapers,  considered  from  the  advertiser's  standpoint.     Seven  sep- 
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York,  G.P.Rowell  &  Co.   [c!902]     204  p.     front,  (port.)     13%cm.     [L.C.  3-10381] 
T  e  i  a  s    newspaper  files  in  the  Library  of  Congress.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)33-7. 
NEWTON  County,  Miss.     Co.  in  E.  part  of  Missippi. 

B  r  o  w  n,  A.  J.     Antiquities  of  Newton  county,  Mississippi.     Miss  Hist  P  0(1902)441-8. 
NIAGARA  FALLS.     Cataract  of  Niagara  R.  which  connects  Lakes  Erie  and  Ontario. 

D  u  n  1  a  p,  Orrin  E.     Niagara — The  scene  of  perilous  feats.     Cosmopol  32(1901-2)358-70,  ill.,  port. 

L  a  n  g  e  r,  H.-    Niagarafalle.     VOID  Fels  z  Meer  (1902)13.H.,  ill. 

L  a  n  g  s  1  o  w,  R.     A  Niagara  Falls  tourist  of  the  year  1817.     Being  the  journal  of  Captain  Richard  Langt>- 

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W  e  1  c  h,  T.  V.    How  Niagara  was  made  free.    The  passage  of  the  Niagara  Reservation  Act  in  1885.     Pub 

Buffalo  Hist  Soc  5(1902)325-59. 

NICARAGUA.    A  republic  of  Central  America,  between  Honduras  and  Costa  Rica,  Atlantic  and  Pacific  ocean. 
D  a  w  1  e  y,  Thomas  R.     Nicaragua:  The  country  and  the  people.     Outl  70(1902)1015-19. 
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&  co.,  1902.    1  p.  1.,  309  p.,  1  1.     front.,  pi.,  map.    21%cm.  .  [Rev.in:Dial  32(1902)380(Wallace  Rice)  "a 
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NICHOLSON,  Francis  (fl.1700).     Va.  and  Md.  Governor. 

Papers    relating  to  the  administration  of  Governor  Nicholson  and  to  the  founding  of  William  and  Mary 

College.     Va  Mag  9(1902)251-62. 

NIEMCEWICZ,  J.  U.  (at.  1758-1811).     Polish  poet  and  patriot,  visited  Am.  in  the  interests  of  his  country. 
K  o  z  1  o  w  s  k  1,  W.  M.    Ford,  Worthington  C.     A  visit  to  Mt.  Vernon  a  century  ago.     A  few  pages  of  an 

unpublished  diary  of  the  Polish  poet,  J.  U.  Niemcewicz.     Cent  63(1901-2)510-22,  ill.,  port.,  faca. 
NILES,  John  Milton  (1787-1856).     Conn.  IT.  S.  cenator,  Postmaster-General,  writer. 

N  1 1  e  s,  John  M.     [Letter]  to  David  Henshaw  [1830].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)267-8. 
NINDE,  William  Xavier  (1832-1901).     Am.  Methodist  Bishop  over  China,  Japan  and  Korea. 

[Ninde,  Mary  L        [    Willlnm  Xavier  Ninde;  a  memorial,  by  his  daughter...     New  York,  Eaton  &  Main*; 

Cincinnati,  Jennings  &  Pye  [1902]     9,  [1],  290  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.,  facsim.     23cm.     [L.C.  ^-21375] 
MISSOURI,  Ontario.     Village  in  Oxford  Co.  8  m.  N.  of  Thamesford. 

B  r  o  w  n,  L.  D.     Indian  occupation  in  Nissouri.     Ontario  Annual  Archeol  Rep  1901(1902)38-43. 
NIXON,  Lewis  (b.1861).     N.  Y.  shipbuilder  and  politician. 

Matthews,  Franklin.     "Who  is  NUon?"     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1996-2002,  port. 
The    real    Tammany.     Nation  74(1902)401-2. 
NOLAN,  Thomas  (d.1900).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

Stansbury,  Charles  Frederick.     The  barrister;  being  anecdotes  of  the  late  Tom  Nolan  of  the  New  York  bar 

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NOME,  Alaska.     Cape  and  mining  town  on  central  Alaskan  coast. 

McKee,  Lanier.     The  land  of  Nome;  a  narrative  sketch  of  the  rush  to  our  Bering  sea  gold-fields,  the  coun- 
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York,  The  Grafton  press  [1902]     ix  p.,  1  1.,  260  p.     19%cm.     [Rev.in: Nation  74(1902)296  "..  .true  to  life 
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S  c  r  o  g  g  s,  Josephine  V.     Fourth  of  July  at  Nome,  Alaska.     Overland  n  s  40(1902)59(J1). 
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(1902)908(My). 
NOOTKA  Sound  Episode.    British-Spanish  clash  in  Vancouver  Is.  i..  89-90. 

Turner,  Frederick  J.     English  policy  towards  America  in  1790-1791.     Am  Hist  R  7(1902)706-36. 


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NORFOLK  County,  Mass.     Co.  in  the  £.  part  of  state. 

Old    Norfolk  County  records.     Ess  Ant  5(1901)12-15,46-8,77-9,133-8,179-8;!.   6(1002)41-4,83-0,131-5,171-80. 
NORFOLK  County,  Va.     County  in  S.E,  part  of  state. 

Abstracts    from  Norfolk  county  marriage  bonds.     Low  Norf  Ant  3(1901)124-9;    1(1902)9-24,54-63. 
NORFOLK,  Va.     City  and  port  of  Norfolk  Co.  iOG  m.  S.E.  of  Richmond. 
Norfolk    Aqademy.  1848.     Low  Norf  Aut  4(1902)26-32. 

Old    St.  Paul's  and  the  bombardment  of  Norfolk  January  1,  1776.     Aw  Mouth  M  21(1902)284-8. 
St.    Paul's    church,  Norfolk,  1848.     Low  Norf  Aut  4(1902)8-9,  111. 
Schools    [Va.]    Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)36-9. 
NORRIS,  Frank  (1870-1902).    American  writer. 

The   death    of  Mr.  Frank  Norris.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2830,  port.  p.  2815. 
NORSEMEN  in  America.     Pre-Columbian  discovery  by  Norwegians. 

B  1  u  d  a  u,  A.     Eutdeckgn.  d.  Normanuen  in  Amerika.     Germanla   (1902)No.  13-16. 

Fischer,  Joseph.  Die  entdeckungen  der  Normanuen  lii  Ainerika.  Uuter  besonderer  beriicksichtiguug  der 
kartographischen  dar  stellungcu.  Mit  eineni  tltclblld,  zehn  kartenbcllugen  uud  mehroren  sklzzen... 
Freiburg  1m  Breisgau  [etc.]  Herdersche  verlagshandlung,  1902.  xli,  126  p.  Incl.  map.  front:  (facslm.) 
map  (partly  fold.)  23%cm.  [Erganzungshefte  zu  den  ,.si  imnirn  ana  Marla-Laach,"  81.  Bibliography: 
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L  a  m  p  e,  F.     Entdeckgn.  d.  Normanuen  In  Amerika.     Nr.  32.     Umschau  (1{!02). 
NORTH  ADAMS,  Mass.     Town  of  Berkshire  Co.  20  m.  N.N.E.  of  Pittsfleld. 

B.,  L.  V.     North  Adams,  Mass.     Nat'l  M  (Bost)   16(1902)625-9,  111. 
NORTH  AMERICA.    Northern  continent  of  western  hemisphere. 

K  16  s  s  e  1,  M.  H.     Grund  u.  Boden  In  Nordam.     Beit  z  Kolon  Pol  (1902)570-78. 
Moltke,  0.     Nord- Amerika...     Ber.  Mettler,  1902.    80.    M.  1-60. 
NORTH  CAROLINA.     An  original  South  Atlantic  state  of  U.  S. 
A  1 1  e  n,  W.  C.     Whigs  and  tories.    N  C  Bookl  2.5(1902)3-24. 

Best,  J.  A.     North  Carolina  In  the  French  and  Indian  War.     Trinity  Arch  15(1902)38288. 
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Lederer,  John.     The  discoveries,  in  three  several  marches  from  Virginia,  to  the  west  of  Carolina   [etc.]. 

[For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Virginia.] 

North  Carolina  Booklet.     Vol.  1  &  2,  1902.     Raleigh,  Capital  Printing  Co.  v.  1.  1902.  v.  2,  1903. 
North    Carolina  in  the  Civil  War.    South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)328-34. 
North  Carolina  regimental  histories,  1861-'65;  ed.  and  written  by  participants  In  the  war.     Raleigh,  N.  C., 

M.O.Sherrill,  1902.     5  v.     12o. 
Park,  (Mrs.) Robert  E.     Homes  of  the  signers  of   the  Declaration  of  Independence.     Am  Month  M  20 

(1902)325-8,  port. 

P  1  t  t  m  a  n,  Thomas  M.     The  Revolutionary  Congress  of  North  Carolina.     N  C  brookl  2.6(1902)3-18. 
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NORTH  DAKOTA.     A  northwestern  state  of  V.  S.,  admitted  1889. 

B  1  a  c  k  b  u  r  n,  W.  M.  Historical  sketch  of  North  and  South  Dakota. . .  S  Dakota  Hist  Soc  Col  1(1902) 
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NORTH  Londondery,  N.  H.     Hamlet  of  Rockingham  Co.  6  m.  S.E.  of  Manchester. 

Locke,  Arthur.     Historical  sketch  of  North  Londonderry,  N.  H.,  and  of  the  Baptist  church  therein  for  100 

years,  1799-1899...     Haverhill,  Mass.,  C.C.Morse  &  son,  1902.     1  p.  1.,  11  p.     22cm.     [L.C.  3-31545] 
NORTHAMPTON.  County,  Va.     A  southeastern  Co.  of  Virginia. 

R  o  b  e  r  t  s  o  n,  T.    B.     List  of   tithables   in   Northampton   County,    Virginia,    August,    1666.      Va   Mag   10 

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NORTHAMPTON,  Mass.     Village  of  Hampshire  Co.  17  m.  N.  by  W.  of  Springfield. 

Gere,  Henry  S.  Reminiscences  of  old  Northampton,  sketches  of  the  town  as  it  appeared  from  1840  to  1850, 
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...Northampton  of  today;  depicted  by  pen  and  camera  [1902-03]     Frederick  Knab,  artist.     Northampton, 
Mass.,  Picturesque  publishing  company,  1902.     96  p.  incl.  front.,  ill.     SO^cm.     [Advertising  matter  inter- 
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Sprague,  Homer  B[azter].     Memorial  day  and  its  lessons;   an  address  delivered  at  Northampton,   Mass., 

May  30,  1902...     [n.  p.,  1902]     22  p.     23Vjcm.     [L.C.  2-23882] 

Trumbull,  James  Russell.     History  of  Northampton,   Mass.,   from  its  settlement  in  1654.     vol.   II.     North- 
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NORTHBOROUGH,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  36  m.  W.  of  Boston. 

White,  Martha  E.  D.     Westborough  and  Northborough.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)721-38,  ill. 
NORTHERN  Securitiea  Co.    R.  R.  securities  Trust  attacked  under  the  Anti-Trust  law. 
Cutting,  Robert  L.     The  Northern  Securities  Company  and  the  Sherniau  Anti-Trust  law.     No  Am  174 

(1902)528-35. 

Railway    consolidation.    Chaut  34(1901-2)351-5. 
NORTHUMBERLAND  County,  Va.     An  eastern  Co.  of  Virginia. 

B  e  a  1  e,  G.   W.     Early  tombs  in   Westmoreland,   Richmond  and  Northumberland  counties.     Wm  M  Q  11 

(1902)123-30. 
NORTHWEST  boundary.     Boundary  between  U.  S.  and  Canada,  west  of  the  Rocky  Mts. 

TJ.  S.  Congress.  Senate.  Committee  on  foreign  relations.  Foreign  office  correspondence.  1856-1871. 
Forty-ninth  parallel  west  of  the  summit  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902. 
109  p.  23%  em.  ([57th  Cong.,  1st  sess.  Senate])  [Correspondence  with  members  of  the  commission 
to  determine  boundary  between  the  British  possessions  and  the  United  States,  under  the  treaty  of  1846. 
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NORTHWEST,  U.  S. 

Chittenden,  Hiram  U.  American  fur  trade  of  the  far  west,  etc.  [For  details  see  same  title  under  sub- 
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Colonization    of  the  Old  Northwest  Territory.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)145-7,  ill. 
H  a  m  1  i  n,  Conde.    The  new  tide  of  Northwestern  migration.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)708-12. 
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Boston,  Old  South  Work,  1902. 

[  R  a  n  d  a  1 1,  E.  O.]    The  Northwest  under  three  flags.    Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)101-18. 
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NORTHWOOD,  N.  H.     Township  of  Rockingham  Co. 
Gate,  George  W.     Address  delivered  by  Hon.   George  W.   Cate  at  the  "Old  Home  Week"  celebration  at 

Northwood,  N.  H.,  on  Friday,  Aug.  22,  1902.     Northwood,  N.  H.,  1902.     pp.  12.     80,  port. 
NORWALK,  Conn.     Town  of  Fairfield  Co.  22  m.  S.  of  Danbury. 

Scott,  Angeline.     Norwalk,  Connecticut.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)588-606,  ill. 
NOVA  SCOTIA.     The  most  easterly  maritime  province  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada. 
An    act    for  the  importation  of  salt  into  Nova  Scotia,  1761.     Acad  2(1902)118-21. 
Du  Boscq  de  Beaumont,  Gaston.     ...Une  France  oubliee:  1'Acadie,  par  Gaston  Du  Boscq  de  Beaumont... 

[For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Canada.] 

Report  of  the  Department  of  Mines  [Nova  Scotia]  for  the  year  ending  30th  September,  1901.  Halifax, 
N.  S.,  T.C.Allen  &  co,  1902.  [Rev.in:Hist  Pub  Canad  '02,  7(1903)153-5  "unsatisfactory ...  although  «ta- 
tistics. .  .in  profusion."] 

Silver,  Arthur  P.    Moose-hunting  in  Nova  Scotia.     Empire  R  4  400-4. 
OAKLAND  County,  Mich.     Co.  in  the  S.E.  part  of  Michigan. 

B  a  1  d  w  i  n,  A.  C.     Oakland  County— its  bench  and  bar  prior  to  1840.     Mich  Hist  Col  '01,31(1901)152-72. 
OAKLEY,  Violet  (fl.1902).     Am.  illustrator,  designer  in  glass. 

Morris,  Harrison  S.     Violet  Oakley.     Bk-Buyer  24(1902)294-9,  ill.,  port. 
OBER  family.  ,, 

Putnam,  Eben.     Richard  Ober,  of  Beverly,  Mass.,  und  his  parentage.     Gen  0  M  3(1902)93-4. 
O'BRIEN,  Jeremiah  (1744-1818).     Captain  in  the  navy  in  Am.  Revolution. 

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15«  WRITINGS    OX    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

O'BRIEN,  John  P.  J.  (1818-60).     Phila.  officer  in  the  Mexican  War. 

O'  R  e  i  1  1  y,  Isabel.      ...Brevet-Major  John  P.  ).  O'Brien.   A.   I).  1818-1*50.     Am  Oath  Hist  13(11)02)137- 

04,257-84. 
OCCANEECHEE  Island,  Va.     Is.  in  Roanoke  R.  near  Clarkgville,  Mecklenburjj  Co. 

Occaneechee    Island.     Wm  M  Q  11  (1902)121-2. 
OCH8,  Adolph  8.  (b.1858).     Am.  newspaper  publisher. 

Adolph    S.  Ochs.     World's  Work  4(1902)2474,  port.  only. 
OCHTERLONEY  family. 

W  a  t  k  i  n  s,  W.  K.     The  Scotch  ancestry  of  Maj.-Gen.   Sir  David  Ochterloney,  Bart,   a  native  of  Boston, 

in  New  England.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)187-95,  port. 
O'CONNOR,  Charles  P.  (1340-97).     Pa.  Oath,  educator. 

Rev.  Chas.  P.  O'Connor,  D.  D.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)66,125.  port. 
ODELL,  Benjamin  B.  (b.1354).    N.  Y.  Congressman,  Governor. 

Seattle,  Robert  H.    Governor  Odell:  A  character  sketch.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)676-8,  port. 

The   Governor    and  the  state  hospitals.     Char  9(1902)102-5. 
ODL1N,  Woodbridge  (1810-98).     K.  H.  hanker  and  merchant. 

Woodbridgo    Odlin  [obituary].     N  H  Hist  S  111.2,1897-9(1902)300-3,  port. 
O'DONNELL,  Lawrence  (1818-1902).     Catholic  priest. 

Brother    Lawrence  O'Donnell,  O.  S.  F.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)252,  pott. 
OGALALA  Indians.     A  branch  of  the  Sioux,  Pine  ridge  reservation. 

S  c  o  v  i  1 1  e,  Annie  Beecher.     Ogalala  days  in  school.     South  Work  30(1001)646-9. 
OGDEN,  Robert  C.  (b.1836).     N.  Y.  merchant,  philanthropist. 

Robert    C.  Ogden.     Worold's  Work  3(1901-2)1913,  port.  only. 
OHIO.    A  north  central  state  of  U.  S.  admitted  1802. 

Fowke,  Gerard.  Archaeological  history  of  Ohio;  the  Mound  builders  and  later  Indians.  Published  by  the 
Ohio  state  archaeological  and  historical  society.  Columbus,  o.,  Press  of  F.J.Heer,  1902.  xvi,  760  p. 
111.,  pi.  23%cm.  [Appendix;  Explanation  of  reference  notes:  p.  729-71*.  Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1902) 
184-5  "purely  archaeological. .  .has  historical  value  of  a  negative  character. .  .on  the  constructive  side... 
practically  nothing. .  .real  independence  of  view  cautious. .  .as  to  opinions";  Nation  75(1£02)509  "accu- 
rate and  sane  in  treatment. .  .a  valuable  book...  will  do  much  to  substitute. .  .fact  for  romance  con- 
cerning our  Mound  Builders  and  later  Indians";  Am  Ant  24(1902)255-8  "calculated  to  do 
more  harm  than  good". .  ."contains  more  abusive,  slanderous  and  unbecoming  language  than  has  ap- 
peared in  any  scientific  book  for  years" ...  "total  unreliability";  Am  Antiq  24(1902)258-61(J.P.McLean) 
"760  pages,  profusely  illustrated. .  .attractive  in  appearance. .  .most  dogmatic,  arrogant,  intolerant, 
waspish  and  libelous  book. .  .errors. .  .numerous. .  .great  disappointment  in  almost  every  particular. .  .au- 
thor. ..not  familiar  with. .  .antiquities  of  Ohio."  L.C.  2-16102] 

King,  Rev.  I.  F.     Introduction  of  Methodism  In  Ohio.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)165-219. 

Knabenshue,  S.  S.     Indian  land  cessions  in  Ohio.       Ohio  Arch  &  His:  Pub  11(1902)249-55. 

M  '  C  1  i  n  t  o  c  k,  W.  T.     Ohio's  birth  struggle.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)44-70. 

M  c  F  a  r  1  a  n  d,  R.  W.     The  Chillicothes.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)230-31. 

M  a  1 1  b  i  e,  Milo  Roy.     Home  rule  in  Ohio.     Munic  A  IT  6(1902)234-44. 

Mathews,  Alfred.  Ohio  and  her  Western  Reseive,  with  a  story  of  three  st-ites  leading  to  the  latter,  from 
Connecticut,  by  way  of  Wyoming,  its  Indian  wars  and  massacre...  New  York,  D.Appleton  and  com- 
pany, 1902.  xxili,  330  p.  incl.  ill.,  map.  front.,  pi.,  port.  I'.Mjciu  ([Expansion  of  the  republic 
series])  [Rev.in:Dial  35(1903)346-8(J.O.Pierce)  "packed  full  of  interesting  statistical  information. 
Connecticut's  charter  claims  reached  westward  over  the  northern  limits  of  the  present  states  of  Penn- 
sylvania and  Ohio;. .  .story  of  the  attempts  of  Connecticut  to  make. .  .western  claims  actual  possessions 
by  organized  settlements,  is  here  retold  by  Mr.  Mathews  with  all  its  inherent  gla™>our  of  romance": 
Nation  76(1903)98-9  "treated  with  energy,  eloquence,  and  plausibility,  with  provincial  prejudice,  .'.must 
provoke  much  damaging  criticism  and ...  refutations" ;  Am  Hist  R  8(1903)585-6  "vigorous  style. .  .inter- 
esting[ly]  popular. .  .material  is  not  original."  L.C.  2-29422] 

Ohio  Archaeological  and  Historical  Society  Publication.  v.lO(1901-2)pp.593.  v.ll(  1902) pp.486  (including  an 
index  to  first  11  vols.  p.267-486.  Columbus,  O.,  Pub.  by  Ohio  State  Arch,  and  Hist.  Soc.  80. 

Ohio    Day  at  Pan-American  Exposition.     July  18,1901.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)123-45. 

Ohio.  Library  commission.  Sketches  of  Ohio  libraries.  Comp.  by  C.  B.  (ialbreath,  state  libraiian.  Board 
of  library  commissioners:  J.  F.  McGrew,  president,  O.  E.  Niles,  Charles  Orr.  Columbus,  F.J  Heer,  stata 
printer,  1902.  394,  268  p.  111.,  fold.  map.  25cm.  [Appendix  (also  issued  separately  earlier  in  the 
year)  is  separately  paged  and  has  special  index  ;md  t.-p. :  Newspaper*  and  periodicals  in  Ohlc  state 
library,  other  libraries  of  the  state,  and  lists  of  Ohio  newspapers  in  tec  Library  of  Congress  and  the 
Historical  society  of  Wisconsin...  Index:  p.  367-369.  [L.C.  3-25886] 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORT    IWi.  1IT 

Ohio,  the  site  of  the  garden  of  Eden.     The  Serpent  Mount,  the  house  of  Adam  and  Bve.     The  theory  of 

RCT.  Landon  West.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)226-31. 
The  "Old  North-west"  Genealogical  quarterly,  vol.  5.    Columbus,  O.  Pub.  by  "O1J  Northwest"  Geneological 

Society.  1902.     pp.  171-80. 

0  r  t  h  ,  S.  P.     The  municipal  situation  in  Ohio.     Forum  33(1902)430-7. 

R  a  n  d  a  1 1,  E.  O.  Ohio  in  early  history  and  during  the  Revolution.  Ohio  Atch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)395-434 
R  a  n  d  a  1 1,  E.  O.     Ohio's  part  in  the  American  Revolution.     Ohio  Arch  i  Hist  Pub  11(1902)102-7. 
Revolutionary    soldiers  buried  in  Ohio.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)460-2. 
Roberts,  Frank  H.   H.     The  nation  and  the  state;   civil   government  of  Ohio... with  an   introduction  by 

Grace  Raymond  Hebard...     Syracuse,   N.   Y.,  C.W.Bardaen,  1902.     220  p.   incl.  front.,  map.     18%cm. 

[L.C.  2-16234] 
Seventeenth    annual  meeting  of  the  Ohio  State  Archaeological  and  Historical  Society.     Ohio  Arch 

&  Hist  Pub  11(1902)71-92. 

Bikes,  George  C.     The  city  government  question  in  Ohio.     Outl  71(1902)1008-10. 
Wallace,  Frederick  Stephen.     The  Sixty-rirst  Ohio  volunteers,   1861-1865.     Written  and  comp. . .      Marys- 

ville,  O.,  Pub.  for  private  circulation  by  T.  Mullen,  1902.     37  p.     19%cm.     [L.C.  3-7949] 
Wilson,  Stella  Sfhoemaker].     ...Ohio...     New  York,  London,  The  Macmiilan  company,  1902.     viii,  100  p. 

111.,  map.     18%  x  15liem.     (Tarr  and  McMurry  geographies.     Supplementary  volume)     [L.C.  2-14680] 
OHIO  valley.     Watershed  of  Ohio  R.  in  Ohio,  Ind.,  111.  and  Ky. 

R  i  c  h  t  e  r,  Aug.     Vor  hundert  Jahren.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.2(1902)63-5. 

Wilson,  William  Bender,     From  the  Hudson  to  the  Ohio.     A  region  of  historic,  romantic  and  scenic  Inter- 
est,  and  other  sketches.     Philadelphia,   Kensington  press,    1902.     206  |>.   incl.   ill.,   pi.,   port.     24     [L.C. 

2-19411] 
OJIBWA  (or  Chippewa)  Indians.     The  largest  Algonquian  tribe,  of  the  Great  Lake  region. 

Barrows,  Mabel  Hay.     "Hiawatha"  among  the  Ojibwa  Indians.     Soufi  Work  30(1901)771-6,  ill. 
OKLAHOMA.     A  territory  of  the  IT.  S.  partitioned  from  Indian  Territory,  1893. 

Elder,  Frederick  S.     The  public  lands  of  Oklahoma:  or,  What  ere  you  going  to  do  about  it?     [Norman, 

Okla.,  F.S.Elder,  1902]     [L.C.  2-4967] 

H  a  r  g  e  r,  C.  M.     Oklahoma  and  the  I.  T.  as  they  are  to-day.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)177-81,  111. 
James    Mooney's  ethnological  work — The  Kiowas  of  western  Oklahoma.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)223. 
IT.  S.  Congress.     Senate.     Committee  on  territories.     New  c-tatehood  bill.     [For  details  see  same  title  an 

der  subject,  Arizona.] 
OLIVE  industry.     Raising  and  marketing  of  olives. 

Jones,  Helen  Lukens.     A  great  American  olive  ranch.     World'*  Work  3(1901-2)1751-6,  ill. 
OMAHA  Indians.     A  Siouan  tribe  of  Nebraska. 

G  1  e  a  s  o  n,  F.  D.     Social  life  among  the  Indians,  II.  Omaha  burials.     So«ith  Work  80(1901)156-8.  111. 
OMAHA,  Neb.     City  of  Douglas  Co.  on  Missouri  R.  at  eastern  border  of  state. 
C  o  x,  W.  W.     My  first  trip  to  Omaha.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)69-82. 

1  r  v  1  n  e,  C.     Recollections  of  Omaha,  1855-61.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)150-60. 
L  1  g  h  t  o  n,  William  R.     Omaha,  the  prairie  city.     Atlan  a9(  1902) 545-54. 

ONONDAGA  Indians.    A  tribe  of  the  Iroquoi*  Confederacy  of  N.  Y.  state. 

H  e  n  n  i  n  g,  Charles  L.  Hiawatha  and  the  Onondaga  Indians.     Open  Court  16(IC02) 459-66:  560-8,  port. 
ONONDAGO  County,  N.  Y.     A  central  Co.  of  the  state. 

Seisco,  L.  D.     Onondaga  County  records— 1789-90.     N  Y  Rec  32(1901)25-30,108-11,158-60,204-6;  33(1902) 

17-21,76-8,156-60,242-6. 

ONTARIO.     Province  of  Canada  bounded  by  Ottawa  and  St.  Lawrence  rivers  and  Great  Lakes. 
Boyle,  David.     Indian  Mounds.     Ontario  Annual  Archaeol  Rep  1901(1902)22-35. 
Eleventh  Report  of  the  [Ontario]  Bureau  of  Mines  1902.     Toronto,  L.K.Cameron,  1902.     pp.  309.     maps. 

[Rev.in:Hist  Pub  Canad  '02,7(1903)153-4  "covers  numerous  subjects. .  .statistical  and. .  .geological."] 
Trojan,  Johannes.  Auf  der  anderen  Belt?;  streifztige  am  Ontario-See.  Berlin,  G.Grote,  1902.  3  p-  1.,  236 
p.  17%cm.  ([Grote'sche  sammluug  von  werken  zeitgenSssischer  schriftsteller.  78.  bd.J)  [Rer.ln: 
Hist  Pub  Canad  7:104-6  "spent  eight  weeks  in  Canada... his  observations ...  on  business  activity,  man- 
ners, domestic  life  and ...  religious  practices  of  Canadians. .  .fallen  into  some  errors. .  .surprisingly  ac- 
curate and  full  of  insight."  L.C.  3-11725] 

"ONTARIO,"  TJ.  S.  8.  sent  under  Capt.  Bidwell  to  resume  possession  of  Oregon  1818. 
Documents.     ([Relating  to  D.  S.  S    Ontario  1817,  etc.]     Oreg  Q  3(1902)310-3. 
ORATORY.     Art  of  public  speaking. 

Q  u  i  n  c  y,  Josiah  P.     The  decline  of  oratory  as  a  factor  in  history.  Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  11.16(1901-2)500-6 
OREGON.    A  north  Pacific  state  of  IT.  S.  between  Cal.  and  Oregon,  admitted  1859. 
Documents.  [Relating  to  U.  S.  S.  Ontario  1817,  €tc.]     Oreg  Q  3(1902)310-13. 
Dryer,  Susan  H.     Famous  men  and  women  of  Washington  and  Oregon.     Am  Month  II  21(1902)364-71. 


158  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

F  e  n  t  o  n,  Win.  D.     Political  history  of  Oregon  from  1865-1876.     Oreg  Q  2(1902)38-70. 
George,  M.  C.     Political  history  of  Oregon  from  1876-1893  inclusive.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)107-22. 
Horner,  John  B.     Oregon  literature...     2<1  ed.     Portland,  Or.,  The  J.K.Glli  co.,  1902.     [L.C.  3-466] 
Au  illustrated  history  of  Baker,  Grant,   Malheur  and   Harney  counties,   with  a  brief  outline  cf  the  early 
history  of  the  state  of  Oregon.     [Chicago?]  Western  historical  publishing  company,  1902.     sxili,  788  p. 
14  pi.,  port.     29%  x  23%cm.     [L.C.  3-26284] 

[Letter]     to  Asbnry  Dickens   [1846].     Best  Bull  7(1902)317-20. 

Oregon.     Adjutant-general's  office.     The  official  records  of  the  Oregon  volunteers  In  the  Spanish   war  and 
Philippine  Insurrection.     Comp.  by  Brigadier-General  C.  U.  Gantenlein,  adjutant  general...     Salem,  Or., 
W.H.Leeds,  state  printer,  1902.     xv,  700  p.     front,   (port.)  pi.,  facs.     24cm.     [L.C.  3-8390] 
Oregon  Historical  Society  Quarterly.     Portland,  Oregon,  Pub.  by  the  Society.     So.     v.  3.     1902. 
Robertson,  James  R.     The  social  evolution  of  Oregon.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)1-37. 
Sheep    husbandry  in  Oregon.     The  pioneer  era.     Orego  Q  3(1902)219-47. 

Smith,  Jane  Kinney.     Recollections  of  Grandma  Brown  [pioneer  school  teacher].     Oreg  Q  3(1902)287-95. 
Victor,  Frances  Fullur.     The  first  Oregon  cavalry.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)123-03. 
ORENDA  (Troquois  word).     An  occult  power. 

H  e  w  i  1 1,  J.  N.  B.     Orenda  and  a  definition  of  religion.     Am  Anthropol  n  a  4(1902)33-46. 
"ORIGINAL."    Vessel  shipwrecked  on  Cape  Diamond,  1750. 

Le    nanfrage    de  "1'Orlgnal."     Rech  Hist  8(1902)306-12. 
ORINOCO  R.     River  of  Venezuela,  S.  A.,  flowing  E.  by  N.  into  Atlantic. 

Guzman,  Juan  Perez  de.     La  exploraci6n  del  Orinoco.     Esp  Mod  166(1002)72-113. 

Perez  Triana,  S.     Down  the  Orinoco  in  a  canoe,  by  S.  Perez  Triana,  with  an  introduction  by  R.B.Cunning- 
hame  Graham...     London,   W.Heinemann,  1902.     xv,  253  p.     fold.  map.     20cm.     [Spanish  original  pub- 
lished at  Paris  in  1897,  under  title:  De  Bogota  al  Atl&ntico  por  la  via  dt  los  rfos  Meta,  Vichada  y  Ori- 
noco.    L.C.  3-32098] 
ORLEANS  Island,  Canada.  Island  about  100  m.  long  in  St.  Lawrence  R.  35  m.  below  Quebec. 

R  o  y,  P.  G.     Les  dimensions  de  1'ile  d'Orleans.     Rech  Hist  S(1902)3i8-9. 
ORLEANS,  Mass.     Village  of  Barnstable  Co.  94  m.  S.E.  of  Boston. 

E  a  s  t  h  a  m    and  Orleans,  Mass.,  vital  records.     Mayfl  Desc  3(1901)229-31;  4,29-34,140-2. 
OSAGE  Indians.     A  Siouan  tribe  of  the  plains  between  Arkansas  and  Missouri  rivers,  now  in  Okl. 

O  s  a  g  e    Indians  grant  to  Catholic  mission.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)189. 
OSTERTAG,  Blanche  (fl.1896).     Chicago  artist. 

M  cD  on  ga  1,  Isabel.     Blanche  Ostertag,  artist.     Bk-Buyer  25 (1902) -3) 304-15.   ill.,   port. 
OTIS,  John  Carter  (1825-1900).     Mass,  merchant. 

John    Carter  Otis  (obituary).     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)119-21. 
OTSEGO  County,  N.  Y.     County  in  the  S.E.  of  central  part  of  state. 

Bacon,  Edwin  F[axon].     Otsego  County,   Now  York;  geographical  and  historical,   from  the  earliest  settle- 
ment to  the  present  time,  with  county  and  township  maps  from  original  drawings.     Oneonta,   N.   Y.,  The 

Oneonta  herald,  1902.     85,   [1]  p.  Incl.  front.,  111.     map.     23%cm.     [L.C.  ?-23429] 
OTTAWA  Indians.     An  Algonquian  tribe  of  the  eastern  Great  Lakes  region 

Hunter,  A.  F.     Wampum  record?  of  Ottawas.     Ontario  An  Arrh  Rtvpt  1101(1902)52-3. 
OUABACHE  Indians. 

Dunn,  Jacob  Piatt.  The  Mission  to  the  Ouabache.  Indiana  Historical  S->ciety  Publications.  Vol.  3.  No. 
IV.  Indianapolis,  Bowen-Merrill  Co.,  1902.  8vo.  pp.  255-30.  [61.Men.in:N  E  Reg  56(1902)216(F.W. 
Parke)  "account  of  Father  Etienne  D'Outrelean."] 

OTOY,  Eve  (d.1848).     Revolutionary  War  heroine  of  Fort  Hannastown,  P». 
Taylor,  (Mrs.)Jeffery   M.     Some  pensioners  of  the   Revolutionary   War  in   Westmoreland   County,    Pa 

Am  Month  M  21(1902)115-8. 

OWEGO,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Tioga  Co.  37  m.  E.  of  Elmira. 
Taylor,  (Mrs.)B.     From  an  old  graveyard  near  Owego,  N.  Y.     Thomas  and  John  Hendry.     Am  Month 

M  21(1902)300-1. 
OWEN  family. 

Wells,  Kate  Gannett.     Four  old  houses  at  Campobello.     Acad  2(1902)22-7,  ill.,  port. 
OYSTER  BAY,  N.  Y.     Village  on  north  shore  of  Long  Island  30  m.  from  New  York. 

Stoutenburgh,  Hanry  A.  A  docvmentary  history  of  het  (the)  Nederdvytscbe  gemeente  Dvtch  congregation 
of  Oyster  Bay,  Queens  Covnty,  island  of  Nassav,  now  Long  Island.  [New  York.  Press  of  B.Storer, 
c!902]  3  p.  1.,  [9]-40  p.  22%cm.  [Decorated  t.-o.  Rev.in:N  Y  Eec  34("90S)148  "a  most  noble  work." 
L.C.  3-10793] 

OYSTER  industry.     Cultivation,  fishing  and  marketing  of  oysters. 
B  a  r  r  o  1 1,  H.  H.    Connecticut's  huge  Industry  under  the  sea.    Conn  Meg  7(1902)202-6  [Port    of  author] 


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PACIFIC  coast.     Western  coast  of  America. 

Fitch,  George  Hamlin.     The  new  Pacific  empire.     World's  Work  3(1001-2)1591-7,   ill. 

F  u  n  s  t  e  n,  James  B.     The  making  of  an  American  on  the  west  side  of  the,  Rockies.     Outl  71(1902)451-3. 

Kendall,  Reese  P.     Pacific  trail  camp-fires.     Chicago,  Scroll  Pub.,   1902. 

T  h  o  m  p  s  o  n,  R.   A.     The  discovery   of  our  Pacific  coast.     Out  West  10(1902)352-66,489-502,   ill.,   facs. 

Van    D  y  k  e,  T.  S.     The  oik  of  the  Pacific  coast.     Outing  10(1902)83-9. 
PACIFIC  OCEAN. 

Cameron,  Agnes  Deans.     The  first  steamer  on  the  Pacific.     Cauad  M  13(1901-2)243-4,  ill. 

Colquhoun,  Archibald  R[oss],  The  mastery  of  the  Pacific...  New  York,  London,  The  Macmillan  co., 
•  1902.  xvi,  440  p.  front.,  ill.,  pi.,  map.  23%cm.  [Contents. — Introduction. — The  United  States  in  th* 
Pacific. — Great  Britain  in  the  Pacific. — The  Dutch  in  the  Pacific. — Japan  'n  the  Pacific. — Other  powers 
in  the  Pacific.— Conclusion.  Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)376-8(H.M. Stephens)  "To... United  States  is  al- 
lotted four  chapters. .  .full  of  interesting  matter. .  .some  descriptive  material. .  .of  value. .  .title  of... 
book. .  .somewhat  of  a  misnomer. .  .rather  a  description  of  the  powers  now  at  work... than  a  history"; 
Nation  75(1902)172-4  [as  to]  "the  Philippines. .  .an  intelligent,  well-iaformed  historian  and  critic... 
sympathetic  and  friendly . . .  sagacious  and  experienced ...  facts ...  trustworthy . . .  descriptions . . .  lucid" ; 
Dial  32(1902)348-50(B.J.Ramage)  "a  new  and  original  production. .  .style. .  .clear  and  graphic. .  .de- 
scriptions. .  .thorough  and  comprehensive. .  .copious  index..."  L.C.  2-6141] 

L  e  s    fitats-Unis  et  la  suprematie  de  1'Ocean  pacifique.     Hist. -Pol  Bl  16  Mai  (1902). 

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Robinson,  Charles  H.     Education  at  hnrd  pan.     Nat'l  M  (Bost)  15(1901-2)428-31,  ill.,  port. 
PEARY,  Robert  Edwin  (b.1856).    17.  8.  naval  officer,  Arctic  explorer. 

Baker,  Ray  Stannard.     Robert  E.  Peary  and  his  campaign  for  the  Pole.     McClure  18(1901-2)354-63,   ill. 
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"PEGGY,    Stewart."     Brig  burned  at  Annapolis. 
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PELHAM,  John  (1838-63).     Ala.  Confederate  "boy  artillerist"  cffloer. 

Randall,  James  R.     The  gallant  Pelham.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30  ( 1902  j. ".38-45. 
PELHAM,  Mass.     Hamlet  and  township  ef  Hampshire  Co.  about  8  in.   S.E.  of  Nashua. 

Pelham,  Mass.     Vital  records  to  the  year  1850...     Boston,  1902.     177  p.     23%cm.     (New-England  Historic 
genealogical  society.     [Vital  records  of  the  towns  of  Massachusetts])      [E<1.  by  Henry   Brnest  Woods. 
L.C.  3-5253] 
PELL,  John  Henry  (1831-1902).    N.  Y.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

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PELZER.  S.  C.     Town  of  Anderson  Co.  in  N.W.  of  state. 

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PEMAQUID,  Me.     Village  of  Lincoln  Co.  18  m.  £.  of  Bath. 

[Kaler],  James  Otis.  ...The  story  of  Pemaquid...  New  York,  T.Y.Crowell  &  co.  [1902]  181  i-  pi., 
map,  plan.  18%cm.  (Pioneer  towns  of  America,  v.  2)  [L.C.  2-7322] 

Report  of  the  commissioners  in  charge  of  the  remains  of  the  \neient  Fortifications  at  Femaquid.     Augusta, 
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PENDLETON  family. 

Letters    of  Edmund  Pendleton.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)200-2. 
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The  Colonial  society  of  Pennsylvania.  Charter,  constitution,  by-laws,  ontceis,  committees,  members,  etc 
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Cuffel,  Charles  A.  Durell's  battery  in  the  civil  war.  (Independent  battery  D,  Pennsylvania  volunteer 
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Die    Deutschen    in  Pennsylvanien.     Deutsche  Rundschau  112(190^)462-8. 

England.     Papists  and  Quakers  in  Pennsylvania.     Am  Cath  Res  19(l!)0?)79. 

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Historical    anniversaries  and  celebrations  1901.     Year  book  Penn  Soc  of  N  Y  (1902)115-19. 

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Kephart,  Horace.  Pennsylvania's  part  In  the  winning  of  the  West;  an  address  delivered  before  the  Penn- 
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Minutes    of  the  Historical  Society  of  Pennsylvania.  1902.     Penn  Mag  ?6a902)483-4. 


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357-9 (Elizabeth  Lloyd)  "contains  many  Interesting  documents. .  .appendix. .  .contains  genealogical  rec- 
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Over    the  Clay  Pike  to  Boyertown  and  back.     Pa-Ger  3(1902)3-32,  111.,  poit. 

Pennsylvania    and  Massachusetts.     Year  book  Penn  Sou  of  N  Y  (1902)92-95. 

Pennsylvania  infantry.  127th  reg't,  1862-1863.  Pennsylvania  volunteers,  lamiliarly  known  as  the  "Dau- 
phin County  regiment."  Authorized  by  the  regimental  association  and  prepared  by  its  committee. 
[Lebanon,  Pa.,  Press  of  Report  publishing  company,  1902?]  2  p.  !.,  3I>5  p.  pi.,  32  port.  (Incl.  front.) 
20cm.  [L.C.  3-24751] 

The  Pennsylvania  Magazine  of  History  and  Biography,  quarterly.  Phlla.  pub.  by  the  Hist.  Soe.  of  Penn- 
sylvania, v.  26.  1902.  pp.  508. 

Pennsylvania  monuments  and  momorlnls,  proposed  and  erected  in  1901.  tear  book  Penn  Soc  of 
N  Y  (1902)112-14. 

The  Pennsylvania  society  of  New  York.  Year  book  of  the  Pennsylvania  society  of  New  York.  New  York. 
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Bolton,  Charles  Knowles.  Letters  of  Hugh  Earl  Percy  fr->m  Bsston  ami  New  York  1774-1776.  Boston, 
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writer";  Dial  33(1902)287  "valuable  addition. .  .every  one  contains  some  Item  of  interest  or  value"; 
Men.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)403  "some  Interesting  material  for  the  study  of  Revolutionary  history."] 
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PERIODICALS  and  Transactions. 

This  subject  includes  only  a  selection  of  the  periodicals  and  transactions  whose  chief  aim  is  historical. 
For  others,  especially  those  which  have  only  occasional  historical  articles,  see  Introduction. 

Acadiensis,  A  quarterly  devoted  to  the  Interests  of  the  Maritime  provinces  of  Canada.  80.  St.  John,  N.  B. 
v.  2  1902.  pp.  287.  [Issued  under  the  auspices  of  the  Acadian  Society.  Some  poetry,  etc.,  but  hist,  arts 
in  general  fair.  Articles  and  documents,  but  chiefly  former.] 

American  Antiquarian  and  Oriental  Journal,  The.  Stephen  1).  Peet,  e«l.  Bimonthly.  Chicago.  So.  v.  24. 
1902.  pp.  490.  [Not  wholly  American.  Am.  articles,  especially  those  by  the  editor,  excellent.  Various 
departments  of  "notes"  not  analyzed  In  this  work.] 

American  Antiquarian  Society.  Proceedings,  Worcester,  Mass.  The  Society,  v.  15.  pt.  1  (p.  1-106)  At 
the  semi-annual  meeting,  Boston,  Apr.  30,  1902.  (1902).  v.  15.  pt.  2  (p.  107-266)  at  Annual  meeting, 
Worcester,  Oct.  21.  1902  (1903). 

American  Catholic  Historical  Researches.  Quarterly,  Parkesburg,  Pa.  Martin  I.  J.  Griffin,  Pub.  and  Ed. 
80.  v.  19.  1902.  pp.  192+10.  [Full  of  good  material.  The  department  of  "Catholic  historical  notes"  ia 
full  of  interesting  material  generally  too  brief  for  analysis  in  this  work.] 

American  Catholic  Historical  Society  of  Philadelphia,  Records.  Phila.  Pub.  by  the  Society.  So.  Quarterly, 
v.  13  1902.  [Arts,  and  documents.  Dep't  of  "Historical  picture  gallery"  has  only  brief  notices  but  is 
analyzed  in  this  work.] 

American  Heraldic  Journal,  The.  An  eclectic  quarterly  magazine.  Columbus.  80.  v.  2,  1902.  [General 
heraldry.  Analyzed  for  Am.  articles.] 

American  Historical  Association,  Annual  Report  for  1901.  2  vols.  Washington,  Gov't.  Printing  office,  1902. 
v.  1,  pp583,  v.  2,  pp360.  So. 

The  American  Historical  Magazine  and  Tennessee  Historical  Society  Quarterly.  Nashville,  Tenn.  80.  T. 
7.  1902.  pp.  398.  [Formerly  under  auspices  of  Peabody  Normal  College,  now  of  Tenn.  Hist.  Soc.  Val- 
uable documents  and  excellent  articles.] 

The  American  Historical  Review.  Quarterly.  New  York,  Macmillan  Co.  So.  v.  7,  nos2-4.  (p.  203-868) 
and  v.  8,  no.l.  (p.  1-204)=1902.  [Official  organ  of  A.  H.  A.  A  review  of  general  history,  admirably 
edited.  Review  department  is  only  rivalled  by  reviews  in  the  N.  Y.  Nation  as  an  authoritative  critical 
source  on  publications  in  Am.  history.] 

American  Jewish  Historical  Society  Publications.     Pub.  by  the  Society.     80.     No  10,  1902.     p.  13+202. 

American  Monthly  Magazine,  The.  Washington,  D.  C.  The  Nat.  Soc.  of  the  D.  A.  R.  So.  v.  20,  21,  1902. 
[Organ  of  the  Daughters  of  the  American  Revolution.  Popular,  not  scholarly,  but  contains  occasional 
articles  of  historical  value  and  a  good  deal  of  source  matter  scattered  through  the  articles  and  depart- 
ments of  "Revolutionary  Records,"  "Work  of  the  Chapters,"  "Genealogical  Notes  and  Queries"  and 
"Real  Daughters."  Of  these  departments  only  that  of  "Revolutionary  Records"  is  analyzed  In  this 
Index.] 

Annals  of  Iowa.  A  historical  quarterly  published  by  the  historical  department  of  Iowa.  Des  Molnes,  la. 
So.  3  ser.  v.  5,  nos.  4,  5,  6,  7.  1902.  [Department  of  "Notable  deaths"  is  analyzed  only  by  selection,  in 
general  nothing  less  than  \<,  page  notice  taken.] 

Boston  Public  Library,  Monthly  bulletin  of  books  added  to.  Boston,  So.  v.  7.  1902.  pp904.  [Contains  many 
useful  documents,  chiefly  individual  letters,  from  the  mss.] 

Buffalo  Historical  Society,  Publications.  Edited  by  Frank  II.  Severance.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  The  Society.  So. 
v.  5.  1902.  pp535. 

Bunker  Hill  Monument  Association,  Proceedings  at  the  annual  meeting,  June  17,  1902.  Boston,  Pub.  by  the 
Association.  So.  1902.  pp67.  [Addresses,  documents  and  reports.] 

Collector,  The.  A  monthly  magazine  for  autograph  and  historical  collectors.  New  York,  Benjamin,  v.  15. 
1901-2.  pp!47.  v.  16  new  ser.  1902.  [Trade  magazine  with  many  original  letters,  etc.] 

Colonial  Society  of  Massachusetts  Publications.  So.  Transactions  April-November,  1900.  [vol.  7  no.  1. 
1902.]  pp.  5+62. 

Columbia  Historical  Society,  Washington,  D.  C.,  Records.  So.  Washington,  The  Society,  v.  5.  1902.  pp 
329.  [Incl.  Proceedings,  etc.] 

Confederate  Veteran.  Published  monthly  in  the  Interest  of  Confederate  veterans  and  kindred  topics.  Nash- 
ville, Tenn.  80.  v.  10,  1902.  p.  573.  [A  great  amount  of  interesting  material,  Including  many  bio- 
graphical articles  and  portraits.  In  analysis  for  this  work  biographies  of  persons  below  the  rank  of 
Major  not  included.] 

Connecticut  Magazine,  The.  Devoted  to  Connecticut  in  its  various  phases  of  history,  literature,  picturesque 
features,  science,  art  and  industry.  Hartford,  Conn.  80.  Bimonthly.  1902.  v.  7,  nos.  3,  4,  5.  pp.  212- 
650.  [Fully  illustrated,  many  admirable  local  articles,  some  poetry  and  fiction.] 

Dedham  historical  register.  Dedham,  Mass.  So.  Quarterly,  v.  13,  3902.  p.  127.  [Chiefly  local  but  many 
articles  of  general  interest.] 

Deutsoh-Americkaniiche  Geschichtsblatter,  Vierteljahrsschrift,  herausgegeben  von  den  Deutsch-Amerikan. 
histor.  Geeellschaft  von  Illinois,  Chicago,  *.  3.  1902.  [p.  272.]  [Each  no.  paged  separately.] 


166  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1002. 

PERIODICALS  and  Transactions  (cent.). 

Essex  Antiquarian,  The.  A  quarterly  d?voted  to  the  biography ,  genealogy,  history  and  antiquities  of  Ess^x 
Co.,  Mass.  Sidney  Perley,  Ed.  Salem,  Mass.  80.  v.  6.  1902.  pp202.  [Excellently  edited  for  its  field. 
Much  useful  material,  especially  In  genealogy  and  strictly  local  history.  Not  much  of  wider  Interest.] 

Filson  Club  Publication  No.  17.  The  old  Matters  of  the  Blue  Grass,  Samuel  Woodsen  Price,  Editor.  Louis- 
ville, Ky.  J.P.Morton  &  Co.  1902.  pp.  17+181.  4o. 

Florida  Magazine.  A  monthly  magazine  devoted  to  general  literature.  Jacksonville,  Fla.  v.  4,  p.  371, 
v.  5,  p.  353,  1902. 

Genealogical  Quarterly  Magazine.  Burlington  Vt.  80.  Quarterly,  v.  3.  1902.  p.  255.  [Ed.  by  Eben  Put- 
nam, formerly  of  various  Salem,  Mass.,  publications.  Contains  largely  Essex  Co.,  Mass.,  local  historical- 
genealogical  material  with  some  Vt.  matter.] 

The  Genealogist.  A  quarterly  magazine.  Exeter  (Kng.)  v.  19  (1902-3)  July-Apr.  [Apr.  1903.  good 
American  article.] 

Granite  monthly.  A  New  Hampshire  magazine  devoted  to  history,  biography,  literature  and  state  progress. 
Concord.  So.  v.  32,  1902.  p.  i;-:;:>u  (1).  [Same  order  as  N.  E.  Mag.  and  Conn.  Mag.  111.  Magazine  with 
some  fiction,  poetry,  etc.,  but  chiefly  historical  nnd  descriptive  state  articles.] 

Gulf  States  Historical  Magazine,  The.  Thomas  M.  Owen,  Editor.  Montgomery,  Ala.  80.  Bimonthly,  v.  1. 
nos.  1-3  (July-Nov. )  1902.  p.  1-237.  [Chiefly  articles  of  good  historical  quality,  some  documents,  de- 
partments of  "Minor  topics"  (analyzed)  and  "Historical  news"  (analyzed  by  selection).  "Book  notes 
add  reviews"  fairly  numerous  and  good.] 

Historical  Quarterly,  The.  An  ill.  mag.  containing  the  contributions  of  the  Manchester  Historic  Ass.  nnd 
misc.  matter  of  local  and  general  Interest.  Manchester,  N.  H.  Vol.  U.  1902.  p.  120.  with  supplement  in 
each  number. 

Holland  Society  of  New  York,  Year  Book  for  1902.  Prep,  by  the  Secretary.  Theodore  M.  Banta.  New 
York.  Knickerbocker  Press.  (Cop.  1902.)  pp!79.  4o. 

Huguenot  Society  of  South  Carolina,  Transactions.  Xo.  !'.  Charleston.  So.  1902.  pp58.  [Minutes,  offi- 
cers, etc.,  und  address.] 

Indiana  History  Society  Publications.  Indiana  polls.  80.  v.  :>  no.  1,  1S95,  no.  2,  1896,  no.  3,  1900,  no.  4, 
1902.  pp255-330. 

Iowa  Historical  Record,  The.  Pub.  quarterly  by  th.;  State  Historical  Society.  Iowa  City.  So.  v.  18,  1902. 
[Vols.  16-18,  1900-1902,  have  one  title-page  (1902)  and  one  pagination.] 

Ipswich  Historical  Society.  Salem,  Mass.  80.  XI.  Waters,  Thos.  Frunklin,  The  Meeting  House  Green 
[Ipswich,  Mass.]  with  Proceedings,  Dec.  2,  1901.  1902  p.  51. 

Jerseyman,  The.  A  quarterly  magazine  of  local  history  and  genealogy,  principally  of  Hunterdon  Co.,  N.  J. 
80.  v.  8.  Flemington,  N.  J.  H.  B.  Deats,  E.  and  Pub.  1902.  pp34.  [Chiefly  genealogical.] 

John  P.  Branch  Historical  Papers  of  Randolph -Macon  College.  Published  Annually  by  the  Dept.  of  His- 
tory. So.  No.  2.  1902. 

Kansas  State  Historical  Society  Transactions,  1901-2.     Topoka,  Kan.     So.     v.  7,  1902.  p.  619. 

La  Nouvelle  France.  Revue  des  interets  religieux  et  nationaux  du  Canada  Francals.  Sclences-lettres-arts. 
Quebec.  80.  Monthly,  v.  1.  1902.  pp591.  [French  Roman  Catholic  magazine,  rather  more  religious 
than  historical,  but  historical  articles  sometimes  of  good  critical  value.  Rev. in: Hist  Pub  Cauad  '02,7 
(1903)69-70  "the  expression  of  the  most  cultivated  French-Canadian  opinion  of  the  present  day... good 
medium  through  which  to  study  the  intellectual  status... of  Quebec."] 

Lancaster  Co.   (Pa.)  Historical  Society  Papers,     v.  7.  no.  1.  1902.  p.  16. 

Literary  and  Historical  Society  [of  Quebec],  Transactions.  No.  24.  Sessions  of  1900-2.  Quebec,  So.  1902. 
pp36. 

Lost  Cause,  The.  A  monthly  illustrated  Journal  of  History,  devoted  to  the  collection  and  preservation  of 
the  Records  of  the  Confederacy.  Louisville,  Ky.  1902.  [Organ  of  the  "Daughters  of  the  Confederacy" 
not  received  in  time  for  analysis  in  this  volume.] 

Lower  Norfolk  County  Virginia  Antiquary.     Baltimore,  Md.     80.     Quarterly.     V.  4,  1902.  pp.  154. 

Lynn  Historical  Society  of  Lynn,  Mass.,  Register  for  year  1901.  Lynn,  Mass.  80.  1902.  pp66.  [Const. 
Reports,  etc.  also  two  papers  and  necrologies  of  members  (necrol.  not  analyzed).] 

McLean  County  Historical  Society  of  Blooming-ton,  111.,  Transactions. 

Magazine  of  American  History,    n.  s.  no.  1,  1902.     [Attempt  to  revive  the  old  Mag.  Am.  Hist.] 

Massachusetts  Historical  Society,  Proceedings.     Vol.  15.     Boston,  Pub.  by  the  Soc.  1901-2.     ppl8+554. 

Mayflower  Descendant,  The.  A  quarterly  magazine  of  Pilgrim  genealogy  and  history.  Boston.  Pub.  by  the 
Mass.  Society  of  Mayflower  descendants.  80.  v.  4,  1902.  pp8+2S4. 

Medford  Historical  Register,  The.  Medford,  Mass.  Published  by  the  Medford  Hist.  Soc.  So.  quarterly 
v.  5.  1902.  pp96.  [Strictly  local  but  excellent  in  kind.] 

Michigan  Pioneer  and  Historical  Society,  Collection!  and  Researches,  v.  31.  1901.  Lansing,  Mich.  1902.  pp. 
4+649. 

Mississippi  Historical  Society,  Publications  of.  Franklin  L.  Rlley,  Ed.  Oxford,  Miss.  So.  v.  5.  pp383. 
T.  6.  pp567.  1902.  [Of  noteworthy  historical  value,  ranking  with  the  very  best  state  work.] 


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PERIODICALS  and  Transactions  (cent.). 

Monthly  Bulletin  of  the  Carnegie  Library  of  Pittsburgh.  Pittsburgh,  The  Carnegie  Library.  80.  T.  7.  1902 
pp375.  [Some  good  documents.] 

Nebraska  State  Historical  Society,  Proceedings  and  collections.  Second  Series.  Lincoln,  Neb.  Jacob  North 
and  Co.  80.  v.  5.  1902.  pp381. 

New  England  Catholic  Historical  Society  Publications.     Boston,  So.  no.  3.  pp.  66,  no.  4.  pp.  33,  1902. 

New  England  Historical  and  Genealogical  Record,  The.  Boston,  Pub.  by  the  Society.  80.  quarterly,  v. 
16,  pp.  418  with  supplements,  pp.  139,  1902.  [Long  the  leading  historlco-genealoglcal  periodical.  Articles 
of  high  standard  and  volumes  elaborately  indexed.  Best  source  for  bibliography  of  local  history  and 
genealogy,  but  reviews  have  fallen  off  greatly  In  number  and  extent.  Dept.  "Notes  and  queries"  ana- 
lyzed by  selection  only.] 

New  England  Magazine.  An  illustrated  monthly  review  of  New  England  life  and  achievement.  N.  Y.  and 
Boston.  N.  S.  v.  25  (1901-2)  v.  26  (1902)  v.  27  (1902-3)  [High  class,  popular,  chiefly  historical,  but 
also  poetry  and  fiction.  Book  notices  not  very  important  for  history.] 

New  Hampshire  Historical  Society,   Proceedings.     Concord.    80.     v.  3.   pt.  2   (1897-1899)   1902.     p.   173-504. 

New  Jersey  Historical  Society,  Proceedings.  Paterson,  N.  J.  80.  v.  2,  no.  3  (few  1897)  v.  3,  no.  4  (for 
1898)  1902.  [Has  department  of  notes  and  queries  (not  analyzed)  and  necrology.] 

New  York  Genealogical  and  Biographical  Record,  devoted  to  the  interests  of  American  genealogy  and  biog- 
raphy. New  York.  Pub.  by  the  N.  Y.  Gen.  and  Biogr.  Society.  4o.  Quarterly,  v.  33.  1902.  pp283. 
[Class  of  the  New  Eng.  Register  and  second  only  to  it  as  source  for  local  historical  literature  and  re- 
views of  books  not  noticed  in  general  reviews.  Depts.  of  Notes  and  Queries  analyzed  by  selection  only.] 

New  York  Public  Library  Bulletin.  Astor  Lenox  and  Tilden  foundations.  New  York.  80.  v.  6.  1902. 
[Contains  various  valuable  bibliographies  and  documents.] 

New  York  State  Historical  Association,  Proceedings.  The  3d  annual  meeting,  1901.  Pub.  by  the  Associa- 
tion. 80.  v  2  1902.  pp74.  [Rather  popular  and  rhetorical  with  a  few  bits  of  useful  contribution.] 

North  Carolina  Booklet,  The.  Raleigh,  N.  C.  16o  monthly,  v.  1,  no.  1  (May  '01) — v.  2,  no.  8  (Dec.  '02) 
[Series  of  monographic  parts  each  about  the  value  of  a  good  magazine  article.] 

Notes  and  queries  and  Historic  magazine,  A  monthly  of  history,  folklore,  mathematics,  literature,  science, 
art,  Arcane  societies,  etc.  Manchester,  N.  H.  S.C.  and  L.M.Gould.  80.  v.  20.  nos.  1-6.  1902.  pp200. 
[Well  denned  elements  of  occultism  and  good  local  historical  articles. 

Ohio  Archaeological  and  Historical  Society  Publications,  Columbus,  O.  Pub.  by  the  Society.  80.  v.  10 
(1901-2)  pp503.  11  (1902)  pp486  (including  an  Index  to  first  11  vols.  p267-486). 

Old  Continental.  Des  Moines,  Iowa.  Pub.  by  Iowa  Society,  Sons  of  the  American  Revolution.  Elbridge 
Drew  Hadley,  Ed.  Bimonthly.  4o.  v.  1  nos  3-8=1902.  pp4  to  a  number.  [Occasional  article  of  general 
Interest.] 

Old  Eliot.     Eliot,  Me.    80.     v.  5.  1902.     [A  few  articles  of  more  than  local  interest.] 

"Old  Northwest"  Genealogical  Quarterly,  The.  Columbus,  O.  Pub.  by  Old  Northwest  genealog.  Soc.  v.  5 
1902  pp!71.  [Contains  departments  of  Notes  and  Queries  (analyzed  by  selection  for  this  work),  acces- 
sions to  the  Society's  library,  books  In  preparation,  book  notices  (done  for  this  work),  and  indexes  of 
names  and  places.  Much  on  the  lined  of  the  New  England  Register.] 

Oregon  Historical  Society,  The  quarterly  of  the.  Portland,  Or.  Pub.  by  the  Society.  80.  v.  3.  1902. 
[Chiefly  excellent  sets  of  personal  reminiscenes.] 

The  Owl.  Kewaunee,  Wis.  v.  3,  nos.  5&6,  and  v.  4,  nos.  1*2=1902.  [Wing  family.  Well  edited  with 
many  articles  on  collateral  families,  a  good  number  of  articles  of  general  interest.] 

Patriotic  Review.  Boston,  Mass.  4o.  1902.  [Devoted  to  the  interests  of  the  Patriotic  societies.  Little 
historical  value  except  for  the  history  of  the  organizations  themselves.] 

Pennsylvania  German,  The.     Lebanon,  Pa.     Quarterly,  v.  3.  1902. 

The  Pennsylvania  Magazine  of  History  and  Biography.  Quarterly.  Phlla.,  pub.  by  the  Hist.  Soc.  of  Penn- 
sylvania, v.  26.  1902.  pp508.  [Excellent  documents  and  source  articles.  Dept.  of  notes  contains  many 
documents  and  items  of  first  rate  importance  and  is  analyzed  fully  for  this  work.  Reviews  few.] 

Quinabaug  Historical  Society  Leaflets.    Southb ridge,  Mass.     (Many  of  these  fall  in  1902.)     [Local.] 

Recherches  Historiques,  Bulletin  d'Archeologie,  d'Histoire,  de  Biographic,  de  Bibliographic,  de  Numis- 
matique,  ere.,  etc.,  publi6  par  Pierre-Georges  Rey.  Levis  So.  v.  8.  1902.  pp.  384.  [Rev.ln:Hist  Pub 
Canad  '02,7(1903)69  "usef  ul . . .  keen  eye  for... new  results  of  research. .  .Canadian  history ...  Indispens- 
able... for  the  personal  history  of  leaders."] 

Royal  Historical  Society.  Transactions  of  the.    London.  Offices  of  the  Society.    80.    n.  s.  v.  16.  1902.  pp296. 

South  Atlantic  Quarterly,  The.  John  Spencer  Bassett,  Editor.  Durham,  N.  C.  80.  v.  1.  1902.  pp9+386. 
[General,  but  with  great  preponderance  of  American  historical  articles  of  first  class  quality.  Moderate 
number  of  good  book  reviews,  some  signed.] 

South  Carolina  Historical  and  Genealogical  Magazine.  Published  quarterly  by  the  S.  C.  Historical  Society. 
So.  Charleston,  S.  C.  v.  3.  1902.  pp.  183.  [Docs.,  geneal.  articles  and  notes.  List  of  publications  re- 
ceived useful  blbllographlcally  and  has  now  and  then  a  good  critical  review.] 

South  Dakota  Historical  Collection!.    Compiled  by  the  State  Hist.  Society.    Aberdeen,    v.  1.  1902.     pp.  481. 


168  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

PERIODICALS  and  Transactions  (cont.). 

Southern  Historical  Society  Papers,  edited  by  R.  A.  Brock,  80.  Richmond,  Va.  Pub.  by  the  Society,  v.  30, 
1902  pp.  5-1-3+876.  [Chiefly  reprints  from  newspapers  and  other  sources  of  articles  relating  to  the  Civil 
War.  Extreme  Southern  standpoint.  Largely  personal  reminiscences.] 

Southern  History  Association  Publications,  Cclycr  Merlwether,  Editor.  Bimonthly.  80.  Washington, 
D.  C.  Pub.  by  the  Society,  v.  6.  1902  pp5G2.  [High  class  document  and  serious  source  articles  covers 
all  periods,  especially  the  earlier.  Reviews  and  notices  many  and  good,  often  signed  and  much  attention 
given  to  periodical  literature.  Dep't  of  "Notes  and  news"  analyzed  in  this  work  only  for  select  notes.] 

Spirit  of  '76.  Devoted  to  the  principles,  Incidents  and  men  of  '76  and  colonial  times.  New  York,  Monthly 
v.  8.  1902.  [Accounts  of  meeting  of  patriotic  societies,  dedications  of  monuments,  etc.,  with  occasional 
articles  of  historical  value  or  interest  and  a  few  documents  und  fucslmiles.  Selected  titles  analyzed.] 

Texas  State  Historical  Association,  Quarterly  of  the.  Austin,  Tex.  80.  Quarterly  July-Apr,  v.  5  July 
1901-Apr.  1902  (tit.  1902)  p(6)367  (13).  v.  6  July,  Oct.  1902  pp.  1-168. 

Traiisallegheny  Historical  Magazine.  Published  by  the  Transallcgheny  Historical  Society.  Morgantown,  W. 
Va.  80.  Quarterly,  v.  1.  Oct.  '01,  Jan-July  1902  pp.  19+305  v.  2  no.  1  Oct.  '02  ppl-72. 

United  States  Catholic  Historical  Society.     Monograph  Series  80.  1,  1902. 

Vermont  Antiquarian,  The.  A  quarterly  magazine  devoted  to  the  history  and  antiquities  of  Vermont  and 
the  Champlain  and  Connecticut  Valleys.  Burlington  Vt.  v.  1,  no.  1.  Sept.,  no.  2.  Dec.  1902,  p.  1-73. 
[Has  dept.  of  Notes  and  Queries  from  which  selections  only  glvon  in  this  work.  An  Eben  Putnam  publi- 
cation.] 

Virginia.  Magazine  of  History  and  Biography,  The.  Published  quarterly  by  the  Virginia  Hist.  Hoc.,  Rich- 
mond, v.  9,  nos.  3&4,  p225-480  and  v.  10,  uos.  1&2,  pl-224=1902.  [Documents  and  articles  of  highest 
character.  Dept.  of  Genealogy  and  Notes  and  queries  of  equally  high  character.  Bibliographical  value 
only  moderate.] 

West  Virginia  Historical  Magazine,  The.  Pub.  by  the  West  Virginia  Hist,  and  Antlq.  Society.  W.  S. 
Lardley,  Ed.  80.  Charleston,  W.  Va.  v.  2.  1902.  pp340  (Illustrated).  [Chiefly  papers.  Documents  and 
strict  source  articles  few.  Character  between  the  popular  and  the  scholarly  local  historical  type.] 

William  and  Mary  College  Quarterly  Historical  Magazine.  Ed.  Lyon  G.  Tyler.  Williamsburg,  Va.  Win. 
&  Mary  College,  v.  10,  nos.  3&4,  p!45-284  and  v.  11,  nos.  1*2,  pl-148=1902.  [Scholarly.  Chiefly  docu- 
mentary. Genealogical  arts,  and  notes  good.  Bibliographical  help  scant.] 

Wisconsin  State  Historical  Society  Proceedings.     1901.     80.     Madison,  Wis.  1902.  pp211,  ill. 

Worcester  Society  of  Antiquities,  Proceedings  of  the.  Worcester,  Mass.  The  Society.  80.  v.  17  1901,  pp 
668.  [Published  1902];  v.  18,  1902,  nos.  1-6  pp.  275.  [Actually  Issued  1902-3  but  for  the  year  1902  and 
with  title  page  so  dated.] 

Wyoming  Historical  and  Geological  Society,   Proceedings  and  collections.     Edited  by  Horace  E.   Hayden, 

Wllkes  Barre,  Pa.  The  Society.     80.     v.  7  for  the  year  1001.  1902  pp.  258  ill.     [Wyoming,  Pa.] 
PERKINS,  Henry  Bishop  (1824-1902).     Ohio  State  senator. 

[  R  a  n  d  a  1  1,  E.  O.]     Henry  Bishop  Perkins.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1602)164-65. 
PERRATTLT,  Jean-Baptiste  Olivier  (1773-1827).     Canadian  judge. 

R  o  y,  P.  G.     L'Hon.  Jean-Baptiste  Olivier  Perrault.     Rech  Hift  fe(1902)3;!-6.   port. 
PERRY,  John  T.  (1832-1902).     N.  H.  and  Ohio  editor  and  writer. 

J  o  h  n  T.  Perry.     Granite  M  32(1902)61. 
PERRY.  William  Flake  (1823-1901).     Ky.   Confederate  General. 

Gen.  W.  F.  Perry.     Confed  Vet  10(1902-36),  port. 
PERRY  County,  O.     Co.  in  the  S.E.  central  part  of  Ohio. 

Martzolff,  Clement  L.     History  of  Perry  county,   Ohio.      New  Lexington,    O.,    Ward  &  Welland;   Colum- 
bus, O.,  Press  of  F.J.Heer,  1902.     xii,  195  p.     front.,  pi.,  port  ,  dln.gr.     £0cm.     [L.C.  2-20872] 
PERRYVILLE  (Ky.).     Civil  War  battle,  Oct.  8,  1862. 

V  i  n  1  e  y,  Luke  W.     Battle  of  Perryville.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)238  50. 
PERU.    Republic  of  South  America  on  Pacific  between  Ecuador  and  Chile. 

Amadei,  P.     Mapa  geograflco  e  hlst6rico  del  Peru.     Lima,  1902.     Ferrer  6  ptae. 

Apuntes  historicos  del  Peru  y  notioias  crono!6gicas  del  Cuzoo.  Lima,  Imprenta  del  estado,  1902.  ¥  p.  1., 
101,  11,  260  p.  24%cm.  [Contents. — Apuntes  Mst6ricos  por  el  general  Manuel  de  Mendlburu... — 
Notlclas  cronol6gicas  del  Cuzco.  Gobierno  incislco  y  primer  siglo  de  la  conquista. — Ap£ndlce.  El 
aprcndiz  de  rico,  poemita  en  sllva,  por  Espinosa  Medrano  (El  Lunarejo)  [L.  C.  3-12492] 

Baessler,  Arthur.  Altperuanischc  kunst;  beitraege  rur  arcbaeologie  des  Inca-reichs,  nach  seinen  samm- 
luugen.  Berliu,  A.Asher  &  co.,  1902-03.  4  v.  165  pi.  (partly  col.)  51x38cm.  [In  10  portfolios. 
Limited  edition  of  200  copies.  Contents. — 1.-3.  od.  Zelchnungen  und  malerelen,  relief-und  plastlsche 
darstellungen  auf  nordperuanischen  thongefaessen. — 4.  bd.  Malerelen  auf  thongefaessen  von  Pachacamac. 
Auserlesene  stuecke.  L.C.  3-27382] 


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Baessler,  Arthur.  Ancient  Peruvian  art;  contributions  to  tbe  archaeology  of  the  empire  of  the  Incas, 
from  bis  collections;  tr.  by  A.  H.  Keane...  Berlin,  A.Asher  &  co. ;  New  York,  Dodd,  Mead  &  co., 
1902-3.  4  v.  165  pi.  (partly  col.).  51x37%cm.  [In  10  portfolios.  Limited  edition  of  200  copies. 
Contents. — v.  1.-3.  Drawings  and  paintings,  representations  in  relief  and  on  the  round  on  north  Peru- 
vian earthenware. — v.  4.  Paintings  on  earthenware  from  Pachacainac.  Select  specimens.  L.C.  3-27383] 

P  1  a  n  e,  A.     A  travers  1'Amgr.  fiquatoriale — :  Le  Pe>u.     Par  Plou(  1903) 347.       80. 

Prescott,  W.  H.     Conquest  of  Peru.     (Popular  lib.  •jer.)     N.  Y.,  Crowell,  19C2. 

Prescott,  W.  H.  Kirk,  J.  F.,  ed.  by.  Hist,  of  the  eonqaest  of  Peru.  < Bonn's  standard  lib.)  N.  Y., 
Macmillau,  1902.  2  v.  12o. 

Prescott,  William  H[ickling].  History  of  the  conquest  of  Peru...  ed.  by  John  Foster  Kirk...  Phila- 
delphia, J.B.Llppincott  co.  [1902]  2  v.  front.,  pi.,  port.,  map,  fac.  19%cm.  [L.C.  2-11720] 

U  h  1  e,  M.     Types  of  culture  In  Peru.     Am  Anthrop  4(1902)753(0). 
PEEU,  Mais.     Hamlet  of  Berkshire  Co.  12  m.  E.  of  Pittsneld. 

Peru,  Mass.     Vital  records  to  the  year  1850...      Boston,   1902.     112  p.     23%cm.     (New-Englwid  historic 
genealogical  society.     [Vital  records  of  the  towns  of  Massachusetts])      [Ed.   by  Henry   Ernest  Wood*. 
L.C.  3-5255] 
PETALUMA,  Cal.     City  of  Sonoma  Co.  42  m.  N.  by  W.  of  San  Francisco. 

T  h  o  m  p  s  o  n,  R.  A.     Petaluma,  Sonoma  county.     Out  West  16(1902)683-97,  111. 
PETER  family. 

W.  J.  J.     Cole-Peter  (note).     Va  Mag  9(1902)429-30. 
PETERBOROUGH,  N.  H.     Village  of  Hillsborough  Co.  about  33  m.  S.W.  of  Concord. 

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PETERS,  Arthur  (n.1902).     Premier  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 

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Chamberlain,  Alexander  F.  Philippine  studies,  VI.  The  American  Indian  in  the  Philippines. 
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Colquhoun,  Mrs.  Ethel  [Maud  (Cookson)J  Two  on  their  travels,  with  eight  coloured  plates,  sixteen  full- 
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C  o  n  a  n  t,  Charles  A.  The  currency  of  the  Philippine  Islands.  Annals  Am  Acad  Pol  and  Soe  Scl  20 
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C  o  n  a  n  t,  Charles  A.     The  economic  future  of  the  Philippines.     Allan  89(1902)306-71. 

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C  o  r  t  e  s  1,  Salvatore.     The  Vatican  and  the  Philippines.     Indep  £4(1902)  130-9,  port. 

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First    American-born  naval  officer  in  the  Philippines.     Va  Mag  10(1902)212-3. 

Governor    Taft  on  the  Philippines.     Outl  71(1902)297-9. 

Halstead,  Murat.     Story  of  the  Philippines.     Chicago,  Dominion,  1902.     12<>. 

The    House    Philippine  bill.     Nation  74(1902)458-9. 

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International  Catholic  truth  society.  The  Philippine  friars . . .  testimony  f rcm  the  natives  from  an  able 
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J  e  n  k  s,  Jeremiah  W.     The  Philippine  constabulary  and  its  chief.     R  of  Its  26(1902)436-8,  port. 

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Knapp.  Adeline.  The  story  of  the  Philippines  for  use  in  the  school?  of  the  Philippine  islands...  New 
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L  e  g  a  r  d  a,  Benito.     Filipino  views  of  American  rule      No  Am  I'i4(1902)79-81 
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Le  Roy,  James  A.    The  Moro  and  the  Pagan  question.     Indep  54(1902)^702-7. 

L  e  R  o  y,  James  A.     The  opinion  of  an  American  in  the  Philippines.     World's  Work  4(1902)2350-^. 
L  e  R  o  y,  James  A.     The  Philippines  health  problem.     Outl  71(1902)777-82. 
L  e  R  o  y,  James  A.     Race  prejudice  in  the  Philippines.    Atlan  90(1902)100-12. 
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Lodge,  Henry  Cabot.     The  Philippine  civil  government  law.     Nat'l  M(Bost)16(1902)660-2. 
Lopez,  Sixto.     Do  the  Filipinos  desire  American  ruleV    Gunton's  M  22(1902)502-10. 
Luzurlaga,  Jose  Rule  de.     Filipino  views  of  American  rule.     No  Am  174(1002)81-4. 
McDougall,  Isabel.     Verestcbagin  in  the  Philippines.     Cosmopol  33(1902)148-52,  111. 
Mason,  Otis  T.     The  people  of  the  Philippines.     Miss  R  25(1902)536-8. 
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Our    Snlu  treaty.     Nation  75(1902)458-9. 

P  a  r  k  s,  S.  C.     Causes  of  war  in  Philippines.     Arena  27(1902)561(Je). 
The    Philippine    Inquiry.     Nation  74(1902)124-5. 
The    Philippine    money  question.     Nation  74(1902)302-3. 
Philippinen    problem.     Meer  u  Kuste(  1902)  156. 
The    Philippine    problem.     Outl  70(1902)261-4,409-11,456-3,003  6. 

The  Philippines:  The  first  civil  governor,  by  Theodore  Roosevelt;  Civil  government  in  the  Philippines,  by 
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P  1  e  h  n,  Carl  C.     Commerca  and  tariffs  in  the  Philippines.     J  Pol  Econ  100901-2)501-13. 
P  1  e  h  n,  Carl  C.     Taxation  in  the  Philippines.     Pol  Sci  Q  17(1902)125-48. 
President    Roosevelt's  memorial-day  address.     World's  Work  4(1902)'i344-8. 
Redeem  in  g    the  American  name.     Nation  75(1302)64-5. 
The    religious   question  in  the  Philippines.     Outl  71(1302)764-6. 

Retana,  W[enceslao]  ELmilio].  Cat&logo  de  obras  Olipinas  que  ofrece  «•:  venta.  Madrid  [Barcelona. 
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R  o  o  p,  Curtln  G.     Religion  in  the  Philippine  islands.     Miss  R  25(1902)678-88. 
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Schurman,  Jacob  Gould.  Philippine  affairs;  a  retrospect  and  outlook...  New  York,  C.Scribner's  sons, 
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Schurman,  Jacob  Gould.     The  Philippines  again.     Indep  54(1902)1104-7. 
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Senator    Hoar's  speech.     Nation  74(1902)418. 
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Shafroth,  John  F.     The  Philippines  and  our  military  powir.     Forum  32 1 1902)  594-7. 
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Taft,  William  H.     Civil  government  in  the  Philippines.     Outl  71(1902)305-21. 
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V.  S.  Congress.  House.  Committee  oil  insular  affairs.  Statement  0:1  conditions  In  the  Philippine 
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V  a  1 1  e,  Robert  B.     Living  with  the  Filipinos      World's  Work  4(1902)2238-0. 
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Wilson,  Rufus  Rockwell.     The  National  pike  and  its  memories.     New  Bug  M  26(1902)306-20,  ill. 
PIKE'S  Peak,  Col.     Feak  of  Rocky  Mts.  in  £1  Fasco  Co.  about  10  m.  W.  of  Colorado  Springs. 
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P  ri  ce,  W.  T.     Pocahootas  County.     W  Va  Mag  2.2(1902)76-86,  ill.,  port. 
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POETKY  (Am.). 

Eaton,  Wyatt.     Recollections  of  American  poets.     Sketch  of  the  author.     Cent  64(1002)842-51,  tort. 

Falbisaner,  Adolf.  Das  dcutsche  Lied  In  der  deutscb-amerlkaniscbeu  Dichtung.  Deutsch-Au  G  2.2 
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M  a  b  1  e,  Hamilton  W.     The  poetry  of  the  South.     Internal  Mo  6(1902)200-23. 
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H  u  n  t  e  r,  \V.  H.     First  battle  of  the  American  Revolution.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)93-102. 

Lewis,  Virgil  A.     The  national  character  of  the  battle  of  Point  Pleasant.     W  Va  Mag  2.2(1902)35-8. 

M  c  A  1  1  i  s  t  e  r,  J.  T.     Contrib.     The  battle  of  Point  Pleasant.     Va  Mag  9(1902)395-407;  10,75-82, 

M  '  C  u  1 1  o  c  h,  D.  A.     Point  Pleasant.     Transallegheny  Hist  M  2(1902)43-55. 

Maxwell,  H.  The  last  survivor  of  the  Battle  of  Point  Pleasant.  Transallegheny  Hist  M  1(1901-2) 
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One  hundred  and  twenty-seventh  anniversary  of  the  battle  of  Point  Pleasant.  The  first  battle  of  the 
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P  o  a  g  e,  Louella  Kemper.     Kentucky's  part  in  the  battle  of  Point  Pleasant.     W  Va  Mag  2.4(1902)17-28. 
POLISH  Americans.     Natives  of  Poland  resident  in  the  V.  S.,  and  their  descendants. 

Tomklewlce,  John  TV.  S.     Polanders  in  Wisconsin.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1902)148-52. 
POLITICAL  parties,  U.  S.     Voluntary  associations  of  citizens  for  united  action  in  political  affairs. 

V  e  n  t  o  n,  Win.  D.     Political  history  of  Oregon  from  1865-1876.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)38-70. 

O  g  d  e  n,  Rollo.     New  powers  of  the  national  committee.     Atlun  89(1902)76-81. 

Schraitt,  Alfred  C.     Bntsteiiung  der  natioual-polltisclieii   partcien   in  den   Verelnlgten  Staaten   von   Nord- 
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Adams,  Charles  Francis.    An  undeveloped  function  [Political  debate].  Am  Hist  A  Rep  '01.  1(1902)47-93. 

Ashley,  Roscoe  Lewis.  The  American  federal  state;  a  text-book  in  civics  for  high  schools  and  academies. 
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ment... has  long  been  needed. .  .for. .  .higher  grades  of...  school  work";  So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)378-9  "in- 
conclusive and  pointless  manner. .  .managed  to  leave  unsaid... a  great  deal  he  ought  to  have  said... too 
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Boutmy,  imile.     elements  d'une  psychologic  politique  du  people  Americain.     Paris,  Armand  Colin,   1902. 
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Boutwell,  George  S[ewall].  Reminiscences  of  sixty  years  in  public  affairs...  New  York,  McClure,  Phil- 
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Clark,  Baiter  Storrs.  The  government;  what  It  is,  what  It  joes...  New  York,  Cincinnati  [etc.]  Ameri- 
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Johnston,  Alexander.  History  of  American  politics...  Rev.  and  enl.  by  William  M.  Sloane ...  continued 
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Lansing,  Robert,  and  Jones,  Gary  M.  Government;  Its  origin,  growth,  and  form  in  the  United  States, 
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L  o  w  e  1 1,  A.  Lawrence.  The  influence  of  party  upon  legislation  in  England  and  America.  Am  Hist  A 
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Martin,  George  H.  Civil  government  in  the  United  States...  Rev.  ed.  New  York,  Cincinnati  [etc.] 
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Ritchie,  David  G[eorge].  Studies  In  political  and  social  ethics...  London,  S.Sonnenschein  &  co.,  limited; 
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the  question  of  state  interference  [Society  for  the  study  of  social  ethics,  Oxford.  Journal,  October, 
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S  t  e  v  e  n  s,  C..  Ellis.     The  evolution  of  American  free  government.     N  Y  Hist  A  2(1902)46-56. 
West,  Henry  Litchneld.     American  politics.     Forum  S4(1902-3)3-17.163-76. 
FOLK,  James  Knox  (1795-1849).     llth  President  of  the  United  States. 

P  o  1  t,  James  K.     [Letter]  to  William  C.  Beach  [1844].     Host  Bull  7(1902)316-7. 
The    Polk    papers  (note).     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)94-5. 
FOLK,  Leonidas  (1806-64).     Ala.  Confederate  General  and  Episcopal  Bishop. 

Lieut.  Gen.  Leonidas  Polk.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)204,  port. 
FOLLARD  family. 

Letters    of  Edmund  Pendleton.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)200-2. 

Pollard,  Stephen.     Pollard  Genealogy;  being  a  Record  of  One  Line  of  the  Pollard  Family  descended  from 
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POHO  Indians.     A  linguistic  group  of  California  tribes. 

Pa  rd  y,  Carl.     The  Porno  Indian  baskets  and  their  makers.     Out  West  15(1901)438-49,9-19,150-8,262-73. 
PONCE  de  Leon,  Juan  (ab. 1460-1521).     Spanish  explorer,  discoverer  of  the  coast  of  Florida. 

Brown,  G[eorge]  M.     Ponce  de  Leon  land  ami  Florida  war  record.     4th  ed...     St.   Augustine,  Fla  [The 
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Parkman,  F«.     Conspiracy  of  Pontlac.     (Home  lib.)     N.  Y.,  Burt,  1902.     12o. 
POOR,  Enoch  (1736-80).     N.E.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

B  e  a  n  e,  S.  C.     General  Enoch  Poor.     N  H  Hist  S  III.2,  1897-9(1902)435-73. 
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POPHAU  Beach,  Me. 

Wilson,  Joseph  Keniiard.     The  door-step  of  New  England.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)3-14,   ill. 
POPP,  Stephen  (fl.1771).     German-British  military  engineer  in  Am.  Revolution, 

Rosengarten,  Joseph  G.     Popp's  journal,  1777-1783.     Pean  Mag  26(1902)25-41,245-54,map. 
PORTER,  Aaron  (fl.1710).     Mass,   clergyman. 
Letter   of  Rev.  Aaron  Porter  to  his  father-in-law,  Major  Stephen  Sewall,  of  Salem.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902) 

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PORTER,  Edward  Griffin  (1837-1900 ).     Mass.  Congregational  clergyman. 

Dexter,  Morton.     Memoir  of  Rev.  Edward  Griffin  Porter  (list  of  43  writings).     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  II. 

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G  r  e  e  n,  S.  S.     Memoir  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Grlffln  Porter.     Pub  Col  Soc  of  Mass  Trans  7(1902)55-62. 
PORTER  families. 

C  o  p  e,  P.  F.     Porter  families  of  Chester  an:l  York  Co.,  Pa.     Peun  Mag  26(1902)156-8. 
PORTERFIELD,  Charles  (1750-88).     Va.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

Journal    of  Charles  Porterfield.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)113-31,199-209,295-303,400-7. 
PORTLAND,  Me.    Seaport  City  of  Cumberland  Co.  60  m.  S.S.W.  of  Augusta. 

R  i  c  b,  M.  N.     Portland,  the  metropolis  of  Maine.     Nat'l  M(Bost)15(1901-2)712-17,   ill.,  port. 
PORTLAND,  Oregon.     Seaport  city  of  Multnomah  Co.  772  m.  by  rail  from  San  Francisco. 

Lewiston  commercial  club,  Lewiston,   Id.     Abstracts  from  editorials  in  the  newspapers  of  the  Columbia 
River  basin,  indicating  that  the  construction  of  the  Dalles-Celilo  canal  is  paramount  in  importance  to 
the  deepening  of  the  channel  for  ocean  vessels  from  Portland  to  the  sea.     Lewiston;  Id.  [19027]     cover- 
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PORTO  RICO.    West  Indian  island  ab.  1000  m.  E.  by  S.  of  Florida,  acquired  by  U.  8.  1898. 

Allen,  Charles  H.     How  Civil  Government  was  established  in  Porto  Rico.     No  Am  174(1902)159-74. 
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''Labor1'  and  Principle.     Nation  74(1902)282-3. 

POWELL,  John  Wesley  (1834-1908).     Am.  geologist,  director  U.  S.  Geological  Survey,  writer. 
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POWELL,  Leven  (fl.1787).     Virginian. 

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PRATT,  Phineas  (d.1680).     Plymouth,  Mass.,  early  settler. 

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PREAKNESS,  N.  J.     Hamlet  of  Passaic  Co. 

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PRESTON.  Thomas  (fl.1768).     Captain. 

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PRIESTLEY,  Joseph  (1733-1804).     English  scientist,  resident  in  IT.  S. 

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PRIMARY  elections.     System  of  political  nomination  under  .state  control. 

Anderson,  Frank  Maloy.  The  test  of  the  Minnesota  primary  election  system.  Annals  Am  Acad  Pol 
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Prime,  Samuel  Irenaeus.     Under  the  trees.     New  York,   Harper  &  brothers,   1902.     313  p.     21cm.      [Miscel- 
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PRINCE  Edward  County,  Va.     Co.  in  S.  part  of  state. 

Marriage    bonds,  in  Prince  Edward  Co.  Clerk's  office,  at  Fannville,  Va.,  from  1780  to  1850.     Wm  M 

Q  11(1902)141-3. 
PRINCE  Edward  Island.     A  province  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada.,  in  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence. 

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PRINCESS  Anne  County,  Va.     Southeasternmost  Co.  of  state. 

Land    and  slave  owners  Princess  Anne  county,  1778.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)1-7. 

A    list    of  white  persons  and  houses  In  Princess  Anne  in  March,   1785.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)75. 

Marriages    performed  by  Rev.  Smith  Sherwood.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)89-92. 

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Princess    Anne  county  marriages.     Low  Norf  Ant  471902)40-6. 

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PRINCETON,  Mass.     Villag*  of  Worcester  Co.  16  m.  N.  by  W.  of  Worcester. 

Princeton,  Mass.  ...Vital  records  Massachusetts,  to  the  end  of  the  year  1849.  Worcester,  Mass.,  P.P. 
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PRINCETON  University.     At  Princeton,  N.  J.,  fd.  1746  as  College  of  N.  J.,  inoorp.  1898  as  Princeton  TJ. 

Bridges,  Robert.     Princeton  University:  the  kind  of  men  who  made  It.     Outl  71(1902)834-8,  111.,  port. 

C  1  e  T  e  1  a  n  d,  Grorer.  The  address  for  th«-  Board  of  Trustees  [at  inauguration  of  Pres.  Wilson]. 
Princeton  Alumni  W  3(1902-3)98-102. 

Collins,  Varnum  Lansing.     Indian  wards  at  Princeton.     Princeton  Bull  9-13(1896-02)101-6. 

C  r  a  n  e,  L.  Burton.     The  presidency  of  Princeton  University.     Indep  54(1902)1481-4. 

The  inauguration  of  Woodrow  Wilson,  Ph.D.,  Litt.D.,  LL.D.,  as  president  of  Princeton  Univer- 
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P  a  1 1  o  n,  Francis  Landey.  Address  [at  inauguration  of  Pres  Wilson].  Princeton  Alumni  W  3(1902-3) 
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Williams,  John  Rogers.  Academic  honors  in  Princeton  university,  1748-1902;  comp.  [Princeton,  N.  J.] 
Princeton  university,  1902.  xxvili,  254  p.  25cm.  [Rev. in: Nation  75(1902)420  "List  of  salutatoriana, 
valedictorians,  honor-men,  etc.,  since. .  .founding  of ...  college" ;  Nation  76(1903)311-12  "valuable ...  direct 
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Williams,  John  Rogers.     Some  notable  Commencements.     Princeton  Alumni  W  2(1901-2)243-4. 

Wilson,  Woodrow.     Princeton  for  the  Nation's  service.     Princeton  Alumni  W  3(1902-3)89-98. 

W  i  1  s  o  n,  W.     Princeton  University   In  the   nation's  service;   inaugural  address.     Pop  Sci   Mo  61(1902) 

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PRIVATEERS.     Privately  armed  vessels  licensed  for  warfare. 

H  o  w  1  a  n  d,  Henry  R.     A  British  privateer  In  the  American  Revolution.     Am  Hist  R  7(1902)286-303. 
PROTECTION.     Policy  of  encouraging  home  industries  by  preferential  treatment. 

R  o  u  x  e  1.     La  protection  a-t-elle  profltf  aux  fttats-Unls?    Jour  ficon  51(1902)349-62. 

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Swan,  Robert  T.  The  Massachusetts  public  record  Commission  and  its  work.  Am  Hist  A  Rep  '01,1 
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Brisbane,  Arthur.     Joseph  Pulitzer.     Cosmopol  33(1902)51-4,  port. 
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Matthews,  Albert.     The   Purgatory   River  of  Colorado.      Reprinted   from   the   Publications  of   the   Colonial 

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QUAKERS.     The  religious  society  of  Friends. 

The    church    in  Lower  Norfolk  county.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)78-89. 

C  o  f  f  i  n,  W.  H.     Settlement  of  the  Friends  in  Kansas.    Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)322-61. 

Early    Quaker  records  in  Virginia.     South  Hist  A  Pnb  6(1902)220-38,304-13,408-14,499-508. 
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Col.  William  Quayle.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)372-3,  port. 
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C  h  a  r  1  a  n  d,  R.  P.  Paul-Victor.     La  chapelle  Sainte-Anne  ou  du  Domaine.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)193-7. 

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G  a  g  n  o  n,  Ernest.     Le  college  des  Jesultes  a  Quebec.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)247-9. 

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Perrault,  Frs.  Bishop's  charge.  Providing  for  the  celebration  of  the  anniversary  of  the  evacuation 
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T  6  t  u,  Mgr.  Henri.     Le  musee  Chasseur  a  Quebec.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)251-2. 

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O  '  F  1  y  n  n,  Timothy.     Querns.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)580-3. 
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Henry  D.  Thoreau,  by  D.  Ricketsnn, — Letters  of  Daniel  Rickotson  and  Heftrj  D.  Thoreau. — Letters  of 
Sophia  E.  Thoreau  and  Daniel  Ricketson. — Letters  of  Mr.  -ind  Mrs.  A.  B.  Alcott,  Daniel  Ricketson,  and 
Frank  B.  Sanborn. — Letters  of  William  Ellery  Channtng  and  Frank  B.  Sanborn. — Letters  of  "Theo." 
Brown.- — Letters  of  Daniel  Ricketson  and  Alexander  II.  .Tanp,  LL.  D. — Letters  of  Daniel  Ricketson  and 
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are  here  collated ...  all  are  interesting  revelations. .  .edited  with  the  most  delicate  taste  and  sympathy... 
[no]  index."  L.C.  2-26089] 


186  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902. 

RICORD,  Frederick  Wm.  (1819-87).     N.  J.  state  super,  of  pub.  schools,  writer,  librarian. 

Frederick    William  Rlcord.     N  J  Hist  S  2(1902)194-5. 
RIDDLE,  Albert  Gallatin  (1816-1902).     Ohio  legislator,  U.  S.  consul  to  Matanzas,  writer. 

Albert    Uallatin  Riddle.     Am  Hist  R  7(1902)821. 
KIDGWAY  family. 

R  1  d  g  w  a  y,  C.  A.     Rldgway  family  of  Burlington  Co.,   N.  J.,  anil  Columbus,   O.     Old  Northw  Q  5(1902) 
5-6,39-40. 

E  i  d  g  w  a  y,  (Mrs.)J.  L.     Rldgway  family  ot  Pemi.  und  Wluneld.  Iowa.     Old  Northw  Q  5(1902)40-2. 
KIGAL,  Jose  (1861-96).     Filipino  physician,  writer,  insurrectionist. 

C  1 1 1 1  o  rd,  Hugh.     The  story  of  Jose  Rizal  the  Filipino.     Blackwood  172(11102)620-38. 
BIGAUVILLE,  Jean-Maria  des  Bergeres  (b.1720). 

s  n  1  t  <•,  H<-iij:iiniii.     L'honorable  Jean-Marie  des  Bergeres  de  RlguurilU-.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)350-1. 
RILEY,  Franklin  L.  C.  (b.1868).     Miss.  Professor  of  history,  writer. 

How    a  young  man  built  up  history  in  Mississippi.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)372-7. 
RILEY,  James  Whitcomb  (b.1835).     Indiana  poet. 

[Hartpenoe,  William  Boss]     Karly  recollections  of  James  Wiiitcornb  Riley.     By   Major  Rldgeway   [pseud.] 
...     Harrison,  O.,  1902.     2  p.  i.,  89  p.  inci.  pi.,  port.,  faes.     front,   (port.)     17  x  14cm.     [L.C.  2-20019] 
RING  family. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest,  Transc.  by.     Andrew  Ring's  will  and  inventory.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)193-8. 
RIO  GRANDE  DO  SUL,  Brazil.    A  state  in  the  extreme  of  Brazil. 

Funke,  Alfred.     Aus  Deutsch-Brasilien.     Bilder  aus  dem  leben  der  Deutschen  1m  staate  Rio  Grande  do  Sul. 
Leipzig,  B.G.Teubner,  1902.     viii,  287  p.  incl.  111.,  port.     fold.  map.     24Mjcm.     [L.C.  3-9969] 

Funke,  Alfred.     Deutsche  siedlung  ilber  see.     Ein  abrias  ihrer  geschlchte  und  ibr  gedeihen  in  Rio  Grande 

do  Sul...     Halle  a.  Saale,  Gebauer-Schwetschke,  1902.     2  p.  1.,  80  p.  Incl.  map.     22cm.     [L.C.  3-5679] 
RITCHIE,  Thomas  (11.1830).     Richmond,  Va.  editor. 

Letters    of  Thomas  Ritchie — glimpses  of  the  year  1830.     Branch  Pap  No  2(1902)147-54. 
RIVINGTON,  James.     Am.  loyalist  printer  and  journalist  in  the  Am.  Revolution. 

Ford,  Paul  Leicester.     "The  battle  of  Brooklyn."     Biblioj:  1(1002)69-71. 

ROADS,  Public.     Ways  for  public  travel. 

Crane,  Ellery  Bicknell.     The  Boston  and  Worcester  turnplko.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)585-98. 

Dodge,  Martin.     The  good  roads  movement.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)66-72.  ill. 
ROANE,  Archibald  (1756-1818).     Tenn.  lawyer,  judge,  Governor. 

GOT.  Archibald  Roane.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)322-4,  port. 
ROANOKE  Is.  North  Carolina.     Island  between  Albemarle  and  Pamlioo  Sound  in  N.E.  of  state. 

Celebration    of  Raleigh's  attempt  at  settlement  (note).     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)194-6. 

Daves,  Graham.     Virginia  Dare.     N  C  Bookl  1.1(1901)3-16. 
RO  BARDS  family. 

R  o  B  a  r  d  s,  John  Lewis.     The  RoBards  family.     Va  Max  10(1902)98-9,205-6. 
ROBERTS,  Charles  (fl.  1846-1902).     Fa.  merchant,  public  citizen. 

I  n    memoriam  Charles  Roberts  [obituary].     Penn  Mag  20(1902)144. 
ROBERTS,  George  (1756-1829).     N.  H.  soldier  and  sailor  in  Am.  Revolution. 

R  o  b  e  r  t  s,  C.  H.     A  sketch  of  the  life  of  George  Roberts.     Granite  M  33(1902)91-97. 
ROBERTS,  Isaac  (1764-1816).     Tenn.  pioneer,  Brigadier  General. 

Roberts    papers.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)349-61. 
ROBERTS  family. 

Grant,  Mrs.   Amorena    [(Roberta)].     The   Roberts   family;   a   genealogy   of  Joseph   Roberts  of   Wlndham, 
Maine.     18th  century...     Chicago,  West  Chicago  press  association  [1902]     143  p.     ill.  (incl.  port.)  23cm. 
[Rev.ln:N  E  Reg  57(1903)120(F.W.Parke)    '-Does  great  credit. ..  [to]  the  compiler. ..  [no  Index."     L.C. 
3-17711] 
ROBESON,  George  Maxwell  (1829-97).    N.  J.  Attorney  General,  XT.  8.  Secretary  of  navy,  Congressman. 

George    Maxwell  Robeson.     N  J  Hist  S  2(1902)195-7. 
ROBINSON,  Charles  (1818-94).     Am.  physician,  lawyer,  editor,  Governor  of  Kansas,  writer. 

Blaokmar,  Frank  W[ilson  .     The  life  of  Charles  Robinson,  the  first  statet  governor  of  Kansas. .  .     Topeka, 
Kan.,   Crane  &  co.,   1902.     438  pp.     front.,   pi.,   port.     21cm.      [Rev.in:Am  Hist   R  8(1902)142-4(L.W. 
Spring)    "notably  moderate  and  judicial  in  temper. .  .does  not  throw  much  new  light... more  effective 
[if]  compress [ed]."    L.C.  2-2446— M  2] 
ROBINSON,  Increase  (1642-ab.l699).     Citizen  of  Taunton,  Mass. 

D  e  a  n,  J.  H.     Increase  Robinson,  senior,  of  Taunton.     Robinson  Family  G«n  *  HUt  AM'U  (1902)15-26, 


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HOBINSON  family. 

R  o  b  I  n  s  o  n,  C.   E.     Historical  sketch  of  tin-  Robinsons,  early  emigrants  to  America.     Robinson  Family 

Gen  &  Hist  Ass'n  (1902)61-98. 

The   Robinson   Family  Genealogical  and  Historical  Association.     Officers,   Constitution  and  by-Laws,   His- 
torical sketches  of  early  Robinson  emigrants  to  America,  Illustration's,  Armorial  Bearings,  Members  of 
Association.     New  York.  Published  by  the  Association  So  1902.     104pi>. 
R  o  b  i  n  s  o  n,  M.  G.     Thomas  Robinson,   of  Hartford,  Conn.,  1640,   and  Guilford,   1664,  and  some  of  bis 

descendants.     Robinson  Family  Gen  &  Hist  Ass'n  (1902)31-7. 
Robinson    Notes  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)206. 
R  o  b  I  n  s  o  n,  W.  A.     Rev.  John  Robinson,  of  Leyden,   and  some  of  his  descendants.     Robinson  Family 

Gen  &  Hist  Ass'n  (1902)27-30. 
S  m  y  t  h,  R.  D.  Comp.  by.  and  Stelner,  Bernard  C.  Comma,  by.     Mr.  Thomas  Robinson  of  Guilford  (Conn.) 

and  his  descendants.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)57-9. 

ROCHAI.IBEAU.  Jean  Baptiate  Donatien  de  Vimeure,  Comte  de  (.1725-1807).     French  Gen.  in  the  Am.  Rev. 
d  u    P  o  11  t  e  r  a  y,  J.     Les  fetes  de  Rochambeau  (En  Amfrique).     Gaulols  24-25  Mai  1902). 
Rochambeau.     Nation  74(1902)418-9. 

Society  of  the  Cincinnati,  New  York.  Dinner  In  honor  of  the  official  delegates  from  France  to  the  United 
States,  on  the  occasion  of  the  dedication,  at  Washington,  cf  the  statue  of  Count  de  Rochambeau. .  .and 
of  the  representatives  of  the  families  of  Rocbambeau  and  Lafayette,  given  by  members  of  the  order, 
May  twenty-seventh,  1902.  [New  York,  Printed  by  T.D.Rich,  1902]  4  1.  23cm.  [Contents. — Menu. — 
Toasts.— Official  guests.  L.C.  2-18830] 

W  r  i  g  h  t,  D.  J.    La  Fayette  et  Rochambeau  devant  les  historians  ainericans.     Rev  Hebdom  24  Mai  (1902) 
ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.    City  of  Monroe  Co.  360  m.  by  rail  N.W.  of  New  York. 

Hooker,  Susan  H.     Planting  of  school  grounds  in  Rochester,  N.  Y.     Ctry  Life  Am  l(1902)219(Ap). 
ROCK  RIMMON.     Cliff  near  Manchester,  N.  H. 

Moore,  William  Ellery.     Rock  Rimmon.     Notes  and  Q  20(1902)150-1. 
ROCKAWAY,  N.  J.     Village  of  Morris  Co.  9  m.  N.  by  W.  of  Morristown. 

Crayon,  Joseph]   Percy,   1841 —     Rockaway  records  of  Morria  county,   N.  J.,   families.     Cemetery  records, 
church   history,   military   records,   local   history,   genealogies  of   thp  old   families,    nearly  20,000  data... 
Rockaway,  N.  J.,  Rockaway  publishing  co.,  1902.     1  p.  1.,  300,  [4]  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.     20% cm.     [L.C. 
2-14867] 
ROCKEFELLER,  John  Davison  (b.1839).     K.  Y.  capitalist. 

Beaunier,  A.     L'homme  le  plus  rich  du  monde  (M.  John  Rockefeller)     Jour  Debuts  25  Juln  (1902). 
Ralph,  Julian.     Joan  Davison   Rockefeller.     Cosmopol  33(1902)160-3,   port. 
ROCKEFELLER,  William  (b.1841).     K.  Y.  capitalist. 

M  o  f  f  e  1 1,  Samuel  E.     William  Rockefeller.     Cosmopol  33(1902)407-11,  port. 
EOCKHILL,  William  Woodville  (b.l85i).     Director  Bureau  of  Am.  Republics. 

W.  Woodville    Rockhill.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1577,  port.  only. 
HOCKINGHAM,  Vt.    Hamlet  and  township  of  Wmdham  Co.  5  m.  N.  of  Bellows  Falls. 

Peck,  Thomas  Bellows.     Records  of  the  First  Church  of  Rockingham,  Vermont,  from  its  Organization,  Oc- 
tober 27,  1773,  to  September  25,  1839,  with  an  historical  introduction.     Boston,  David  Clapp  &  Son,  1902. 
8vo,  cloth,  pp.  xl-60.     [Rev.ln:N  Y  Rec  34(1903)69  "Reprinted  from  the  New  Eng.  Hist.  Gen.  Register 
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ROCKWOOD,  Elias  Jefferson  (1833-98).     Worcester,  Mass,  local  antiquarian. 

Dickinson,  Thos.  A.     Sketch  of  E.  J.  Rockwood  [obituary].     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)188-188. 
ROCKY  MTS.     Mountain  range  of  western  U.  S.  and  Canada. 
Beaton,  Welford  W.     A  new  Canadian  glacier.     Canad  M  18(1901-2)213-9,  111. 
C  h  a  p  m  a  n,  R.  H.     Our  northern  Rocky  Mountains.     Nat  Geog  M  13(1902)361(0). 
O  u  t  r  a  m,  James.     The  Ottertail  group,  Canadian  Rockies.     Appalachia,  10(1902)1-19. 
Wile  ox,  W.  D.     Recent  explorations  In  Rocky  Mountains.     Nat  Geog  M  13(1902)141(My),185(Je). 
ROEBLING,  Ferdinand  William  (fl.1902).    N.  J.  wire  manufacturer. 

P  r  1  c  e,  Charles  W.     Ferdinand  William  RoebJin«.     Cosmopol  34(1902-3)98-9. 
ROEBLING,  Washington  Augustus  (b.1837).    N.  J.  civil  engineer. 

Washington    A.  Roebling,  with  portrait.     Cassier  22(1902)542(Ag). 
ROGERS,  Benjamin  Armstead  (1835-1902).     Ala.  Confederate  officer. 

M  a  j.  B.  A.   Rogers.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)423,  port. 
ROGERS,  Henry  Huddleston  (fl.1902).     Mass,  capitalist. 

M  o  f  f  e  t  t,  Samuel  E.     Henry  Huddleston  Rogers.     Cosmopol  3S (1902) 532-5,   port. 


188  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

ROGERS,  Junes  (1686-1755).     Londonderry,  N,  H.,  early  settler. 

1)  r  u  ID  ni  u  n  (!.  .1.  H.     The  Two  James  Rogers. .  .Reprinted  from  a  pamphlet  published  by  S.  C.  Gould,  in 

1897,  with  notes  and  revision  by  the  author.     Historic  QuHrt  3(1902)97-106. 
ROGERS,  James  (d.1752).     Dunbarton,  N.  H.,  early  settler. 

1)  r  u  m  m  o  n  d,  J.  H.     The  two  James  Rogers. .  .Reprinted  I'rom  a  pamphlet  published  by  S.  C.  Gould,  In 

1897,  with  notes  and  revision  by  the  author.     Historic  Quart  3(1902)97-106. 
ROGERS  family. 

Rogers,  Ja.  8.  James  Rogers  of  New  London,  Ci.,  and  hia  descendants.  Boston,  J.S.Rogers,  1902.  12o. 
[Rev.in:01d  Northw  Q  6(1903)27-8  "Compiler  has  done  his  work  in  excellent  manner... full  Index., 
table  of  contents. .  .illustrated. .  .printing  fine. .  .binding  i-U-gant. .  .most  important  contribution";  N  K 
Reg  67(1903)120-l(George  Clark)  "Original  sources ...  thoroughly  and  carefully  examined ...  index  Is 
very  complete. .  .valuable  contribution";  N  Y  Rec  34(1903)73  "Valuable. .  .painstaking  research ...  com- 
plete. .  .index."] 

Rogers,  James  Swift.     Hope  Rogers  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)408-9. 
ROOD,  Ogdon  Nicholas  (1831-1902).     Columbia  Univ.  Professor  of  physics,  writer. 

Van.  Amringe,  J.  H.     Ogden  N.  Rood.     Columb  Q  5(1902)47-62. 
ROOSEVELT,  Theodore  (1831-78).     New  York,  prominent  citizen. 

New  York  (City)     Union  league  club.     Theodore  Roosevelt,  senior,  a  tribute;  the  proceedings  at  a  meeting 
February  14,  1878.     New  York,  Published  by  request,  1902.     2  p.  1.,  9-27  p.     front,   (port.)     22cm.     [Re- 
print, with  preface  by  William  E.   Dodge.     L.C.  3-940] 
ROOSEVELT,  Theodore  (b.1858).'  26th  President  of  the  United  States. 

A  a  e  r  b  a  c  b,  Joseph  S.     President  Roosevelt  and  "The  Trusts".     No  Am  175(1902)877-94. 

Bon,  J.  A.  des  Rotours.     La  greve  charbon  et  M.  Roosevelt.     Ref  soc  16  Nov  (1902). 

Conant,  R.  W.  comp,  Theodore  Roosevelt.  (Student's  ser.  of  four  penny  classics.)  Chicago,  O.  Brewer. 
1902. 

D  e  n  1  s  o  n,  Lindsay.     The  President  on  his  tours.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2754-60,  ill. 

Fallows,  Samuel.  ...Life  of  William  McKinley,  our  martyred  president,  with  short  biographies  of  Lincoln 
and  Garfield,  and  a  comprehensive  life  of  President  Roosevelt.  [For  details  see  same  title  under  sub- 
ject, McKinley,  William.] 

HaUtead,  Kurat.  The  life  of  Theodore  Roosevelt,  twenty-fifth  president  of  the  United  States...  Akron, 
O.,  New  York  [etc.]  The  Saalfleld  publishing  co.,  1902.  xxi,  23-391  p.  mcl.  front,  pi.,  port.  24%cm. 
[L.C.  2-22200] 

Meyers,  Robert  CLornelius]  V.  Theodore  Roosevelt,  patriot  and  statesman;  the  true  story  of  an  ideal 
American...  Philadelphia,  Pa.  and  Chicago,  111.,  P.W.Ziegler  &  co.  [c!902]  526  p.  incl.  front.,  plate, 
port.  23ttcm.  [I'-C.  3-23487] 

Nelson,  Henry  Loomis.     Three  months  of  President  Roosevelt.     Atlan  89(1902)145-54. 

Parsons,  F.     President  Roosevelt  and  the  trusts.     Arena  28(1902)449(N). 

The    personality    of  President  Roosevelt.     Cent  63(1901-2)277-9.  port. 

President    Roosevelt  at  Cincinnati.     Outl  72 (1902j 204-6. 

President    Roosevelt  at  the  general  assembly.     Outl  71(1902)338-40. 

President    Roosevelt's  first  year.     No  Am  175(1902)721-45. 

P  r  e  s  1  d  e  n    Roosevelt's  message.     Sat  R  92(1902)706-7. 

The    president's    message.     Outl  72(1902)768-72. 

Quelques    Idees  du  president  Roosevelt.     Quest  Act  29  Dec  (1902). 

Ralph,  Julian.  The  story  of  Theodore  Roosevelt's  life.  V.  His  first  public  service.  Cosmopol  32(1901- 
2)559-62. 

Les    reclts  dc  chasse  du  President  Roosevelt.     Petit  Temps  9  Mai  (1902). 

R  1  i  s,  Jacob  A.     The  story  of  Theodore  Roosevelt's  life.     Oosmopol  32(1901-2)406-10. 

Roosevelt,  T.  Message  to  the  two  houses  at  the  beginning  of  the  session  of  the  57th  Congress.  Albany, 
N.  Y.  State  Lib.  1902.  fo. 

Roosevelt,  T.     Works.     N.  Y.,  Putnam,  1900.     Sagamore  ed.  15  v.  16o;  1902.     Standard  lib.  ed.  8  v.  So.Ul. 

Roosevelt    &  Addicks.     Nation  75(1902)394. 

'  'Teaching    the  President  a  lesson."     Nation  74(1902)478. 

Theodore    Roosevelt,  LL.  D.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)341-2. 

Walker,  John  Brisben.     The  story  of  Theodore  Roosevelt's  life.     Cosmopol  32(1901-2)277-80.624-6,  port. 

Woodruff,  Clinton  Rogers.     A  president  who  seeks  practical  reforms;  what  Theodore  Roosevelt  has  accom- 
plished along  administrative  lines...      [Philadelphia?]    1902.     cover-title,    [3]-7,    [1]   p.     22cm.      ["Re- 
printed from  the  Pittsburg  dispatch,  the  Chicago  tribune  and  the  Portland  Oregonian."     L.C.  3-18045] 
ROOSEVELT  family. 

Whittelsey,  Charles  Barney.  The  Roosevelt  genealogy,  1649-1902.  Hartford,  Conn.,  C.B.Whittelsey,  1902. 
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ROOT,  Elihu  (b.1845).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  Secretary  of  War. 

Roosevelt,  Theodore.     Three  college-bred  Americans.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1002-3)1-5. 

[Storey,  Moorfield],  Secretary  Root's  record.  "Marked  severities"  In  Philippine  warfare.  An  analysis  of 
the  law  and  facts  bearing  on  the  action  and  utterances  of  President  Roosevelt  and  Secretary  Root... 
Boston,  G.H. Ellis  co.,  printers,  1902.  119  p.  22cm.  [Signed:  Moorfleld  Storey,  Julian  Codman.  Rev. 
iu:Dlal  33.(1902)248  "ag  a  whole  convicts. .  .of  frequent  misrepresentations,  suppressions  of  the  truth, 
and  deliberate  attempts  to  gloss."  L.C.  3-13114] 
ROPER,  Jesse  M.  (fl.1992).  Lieutenant-Commander  of  the  IT.  8.  gunboat  Petrel  in  Spanish-Am.  War. 

Waters,  Theodore.     American  heroes:   Lieutenant-Comman.ler  Roper.     New  Bug  M  25(1901-2)123-6,   ill. 
RbSLER,  Gustav  Adolph  (d.1855).     111.  German  Am.  politician  and  editor. 

S  t  e  i  n  w  e  d  e  1  1,  Wllhelm.     Gustax  Adolph  Rosier.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.2(1002)39-41. 
ROSS,  George  (1730-79).     Pa.  lawyer,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

Clark,  Martha  Bladen.     The  homes  of  the  signers.     Am  Month  M  20(1902)1028-31,  111.,  port. 

Ross,  George.     Circular  letter  from  Governor  Ross  [1776].     Host  Bull  7(1902)21. 
ROSS  family. 

Owen,  Thomas  McAdory.    The  Ross  family,  with  a  sketch  of  Jack  Ferrlll  Rosa,  first  territorial  and  state 

treasurer  of  Alab.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)207-11,  silhouette. 
ROU,  Louis  (fl.1734).     N.  Y.   Huguenot  clergyman. 

The  lost  manuscript  of  the  Reverend  Lewis  Rou's  'critical  remarks  upon  the  letter  to  the  craftsman  on 
the  game  of  chess'  written  In  1734  and  dedicated  to  his  excellency  William  Crosby,   Governor  of  New 
York.     Florence,  Landl  Press.  1902.     pp!8. 
ROUMANIANS.     Inhabitants  of  Roumania,  a  state  of  S.E.  Europe. 

F  r  a  n  k  e  1,  L.  K.     Secretary  Hay's  note  to  the  powers  [concerning  the  Roumanians]     Char  9(1902)327-32. 
ROUND  BOTTOM,  W.  Va.     Hamlet  of  Wayne  Co.  10  m.  from  Huntington. 

M  a  t  h  e  w  s,  Wm.  Burdette.     Round  Bottom,  Marshall  County.     W  Va  Mag  2.1(1902)73-5. 
ROUSS,  Charles  Broadway  (1336-1902).     N.  Y.  merchant. 

Death    of  Charles  Broadway  Rouss.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)131-2.  port. 
ROUTH,  Randolph-Isham  (1782-1858).     British  Gen.  in  Canada. 

Roy,  P.  G.     Sir  Randolph-Isham  Routh.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)111-12. 
ROWLAND,  Henry  A.  (1848-1901).     Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  prof.,  scientist. 

Mendenhall,  Thomas  C.     Commemoration  of  Prof.  Henry  A.  Rowland.     Smithson  R  1901(1902)739-53. 
ROWLEY,  Mass.     Village  of  Essex  Co.  31  m.  N.N.E.  of  Boston. 

S  h  e  p  a  r  d,  Jeremiah.     [Letter]  to  the  Church  of  Christ  at  Rowley,  1674.     Bost  Bull  7(1902)343-4. 
ROY,  J.  E.  (fl.1860).     Am.  Congregational  clergyman,  missionary  superintendent. 

A    ''Veterans''    life-story.     Am  Miss  50(1902)7-9. 
RUCKSTUHL,  F.  Wellington  (b.1856).     N.  Y.  sculptor. 

d  e    Kay,  Charles.     "The  spirit  of  the  confederacy".     Outl  71(1002)644-6,  ill. 

Ladegast,  Richard.     Frederick  Wellington  Ruckstuhl,  sculptor.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)615-22,  111. 
RUFFNER,  David  (1767-1848).     Virginian  magistrate,  legislator,  philanthropist. 

R  u  f  f  n  e  r,  W.  H.     The  Ruffners.     III.     David.     W  Va  Mag  2.1(1902)45-53. 
RUFFNER,  Henry  (1789-1861).     Va.  Presbyterian  clergyman.  Pros.  Washington  and  Lee  college,  writer.     .. 

Ruf  f  ner,  W.  H.     The  Ruffners.     No.  IV.     Henry.     W  Va  Mag  2.2(1902)60-74;  2.3:36-44. 
RUFFNER,  William  Henry  (b.1824).     Va.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  educator,  writer. 

Barclay,  Anne  H.  R.     William  Henry  Ruffner,  LL.  D.     W  Va  Mag  2.4(1902)33-43,  port. 
RUNNELLS,  Moses  T.  (d.1902).     Congregational  clergyman,  writer. 

Rev.  Moses  T.   Runnells.     Granite  M  32(1902)268-69. 
RUSH,  Benjamin  (1745-1813).     Pa.  physician,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independenoe. 

Clark,  Martha  Bladen.     Benjamin  Rush.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)110-2,  ill. 

RUSH,  Richard  (1780-1859).     U.  S.  Attor.-Gen.,  minister  to  England  and  France,  Sec.  of  Treas.,  writer. 
[Letter]    to  Asbury  Dickens  [1846].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)3' 7-20. 

RUSKIN  COLONY,  Tenn.  and  Ga.     A  socialistic  cooperative  experiment,  1894-1901. 

Broome,  Isaac.     The  last  days  of  the  Ruskin  co-operative  association...     Chicago,  C.H.Kerr  &  company, 
1902.     183  p.     front.,  pi.     17%cm.     (Standard  socialist  series)     [L.C.  2-15152] 

M  c  D  1 1 1,  H.  C-    Why  the  Ruskin  colony  failed.     Gunton's  M  22(1902)434-43. 

Why    all  "Ruskin  colonies"  fail.     Gunton  M  22(1902)444-51. 
RUSSIAN  JEWS.     Jewish  inhabitants  of  Russia. 

A  b  e  1 1,  W.  Maitland.     Tha  new  departure  In  American  diplomacy.     Gunton's  M  23(1902)476-87. 

F  1  0  h  b  e  r  g,  Maurice.     The  Russian  Jews  in  America.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)315-8. 


180  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

RUTLAND,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  about  12  m..N.W.  of  Worcester. 

P  h  i  1  1  1  p  p  s,  David  Everett,  Contr.  by.     Monumental  inscriptions  in  the  old  cemetery  of  Rutland,  Wor- 
cester Co.,  Mass.     Old  Northw  Q  5(1902)85  118,  ill. 

Phillips,  David  Everett.  Monumental  inscriptions  in  the  old  cemetery  at  Rutland,  Worcester  County, 
Mass.,  "laid  out"  June  7,  1717. . .  Columbus,  O.,  The  "Old  Northwest"  genealogical  society,  1902.  36 
p.  front.  23%cm.  [Title  vignette.  Inscriptions  transcribed  in  1880  by  J.  A.  Smith,  and  collated  by 
L.  M.  Hanff.  Limited  edition  of  100  copies.  [Rev.in:N  E  Re?  57(1903)  125(F.W.Parke)  "Excellent... 
footnotes... valu[able]."  L.C.  2-24852] 
RYERSON  family. 

Ryerson,  Louis  Johnes.     The  genealogy  of  the  Kyerson  family  In  America.     1046-1902.     New  York,   Press 

of  Jenkins  &  McCowan,   1902.     89  p.     front.     21cm.     [L.C.  2-24852] 
SABLE  Is.  Nova  Scotia.     Nova  Scotia  island  in  the  Atlantic,  90  m.  8.E.  of  Cape  Canto. 

Scott,  Marshall  Owen.     Sable  Island,  Nova  Scotia.     Canad  M  18(1901-2)341-9,  ill.,  map. 
SACRAMENTO,  Cal.     Capital  city  of  state,  in  Sacramento  Co.  75  m.  N.E.  of  San  Francisco. 

C  og  g  ins,  Paschal  H.     Reminiscence  of  the  flood  of  '61.     Out  West  17(1902)59-64. 

SACRAMENTO  valley,  Cal.     Valley  of  Sacramento  R.  which  flows  through  northern  Cal.  into  San  Francisco 
Bay. 

G  r  e  e  n,  W.  S.    The  Sacramento  valley.    Out  West  16(1902)  447-62,  111. 
SAGE,  Dean  (1841-1902).    Business  man,  philanthropist,  writer. 

[Dean    Sage]   [obituary].     Nation  75(1902)12. 
ST.  ANDREWS  island,  Nova  Scotia. 

G  a  n  o  n  g,  W.  F. '  The  naming  of  St.  Andrews.     Acad  2(1902)184-8. 

SAINT-ANTOINE  DE  TILLY,  Canada.     Town  of  Quebec  on  St.   Lawrence  R.   about  100  m.   above  oity  of 
Quebec. 

Saint-Antoine    de  Tilly.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)321-8. 
ST.  AUGUSTINE,  Fla.     Seaport  oity  of  St.  John's  Co.  about  36  m.  S.8.E.  of  Jacksonville. 

S  h  e  a,  J.  G.     First  Mass  in  America.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)2. 
ST.  CLAIR,  Arthur  (1734-1818).     Brit,  officer  in  Canada,  and  later  Am.  General  in  Revolutionary  war. 

The    home    of  General  Arthur  St.  Glair.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)20-3,  ill.,  port. 

Wilson,  F.  E.     St.  Clair's  defeat.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)378-80;  11:30-43. 

Wilson,  Frazer  Ells.     St.  Clair's  defeat.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)7-19. 
ST.  CLAIR  Co.,  111.    County  in  S.W.  part  of  state. 

Bine    romantlsche  Geschichte  aus  der  Pionierzeit.     Deutsch-Am  G  2.4(1902)48. 
SAINT  CLAIR,  Fort,  Treble  Co.,  0.    Fort  built  1791-2. 

[  R  a  n  d  a  1 1,  E.  O.]    Fort  St.  Clair.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)161-163. 
ST.  CROIX  COTTNTY,  Wis.     Co.  in  W.  part  of  Wisconsin  bordering  on  Minnesota. 

Graham,  James  Elaine.    The  population  of  St.  Crolx  Co.,   Wis.,  1850-70.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1902)182-9 
SAINT-DENIS,  Joseph-Charles  Juchereau  de  (b.1696).     French  Canadian  pioneer  in  Louisiana. 

L  '  A  h  b  £    Daniel.     Joseph-Charles  Juchereau  de  Saint-Denis.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)154-6. 
SAINT  DENIS,  Louis  Juchereau  de.  (b.  16761.     French  pioneer  on  the  Miss.  R. 

C  1  a  r  k,  R.   C.     Louis  Juchereau  De  Saint-Denis  and  theRt'-esiablishment  of  the  Tejas  Missions.     Quar 

Tex  Hist  Ass  6(1902)1-26. 
ST.  HELENA  Island,  S.  C.    One  of  the  sea-islands  of  Beaufort  Co. 

•'The    Queen    of  St.  Helena."     South  Work  30(1901)185-0. 

T  o  w  n  e,  Laura  M.     Pioneer  work  on  the  sea  islands  [negro  school].     South  Work  30(1901)396-401,  ill. 
SAINT-JEAN  Port-Joli.     Village  and  parish  on  the  St.  Lawrence  71  m.  N.E.  of  Quebec. 

Roy,  P.  G.     Saint-Jean  Port-Joli.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)81. 
ST.  JOHN,  N.  B.     City  of  St.  John  Co.  on  Bay  of  Funday,  190  m.  N.W.  of  Halifax. 

B  e  1  d  i  n  g,  A.  M.     River  and  city  of  St.  John,  N.  B.     Nat'l  M(Bost)16(1902)217-22,  ill. 
ST.  LAWRENCE.     River  flowing  out  of  Lake  Ontario  N.W.  into  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence. 

S  h  o  r  1 1,  Prof.     Down  the  St.  Lawrence  on  a  lumber  raft.     Queen's  Quarterly  10(1902)July. 
SAINT  Liquori,  Canada.    Village  in  Mont  calm  Co..  Quebec,  39  m.  N.  of  Montreal. 

Dugas,  A.  C.     Historic  de  la  paroisse  de  Saint  Lignori,  Comptfi  de  Montcalm,  P.  Q.     Avec  une  notice  bio- 
graphiqne  du  saint  patron.     Montreal,   1902.     pp.   8+222.     [Rev.in:Hist  Pub  Canad   '02,   7(1903)95   "al- 
most wholly ...  ecclesiastical  matters."] 
ST.  LOUIS,  Mo.     City  of  St.  Louis  Co.  on  the  Miss  R. 

Dal  ton,  Mary  Louise.     Saint  Louis,  Missouri,  in  the  Revolution.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)193-7. 

D  r  a  p  e  r,  W.  R.     The  St.  Louis  bribery  disclosure.     Indep  54(1902)2402-6.  ' 


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F  1  a  g  e  t,  Benedict  Joseph.      Erection  of  the   see  of  St.    Louis,   Missouri;   Bishop   Flaget's  views  there- 
on.    His  opposition  to  his  translation  thereto.     Am  Cath  lies  19(1902)108-9. 
Francis,  David  R.    The  Loulsiona  Purchase  Exposition.     Indep  54(1902)324-7,  ill. 

Frauenthal,  Barney  W.  Barney's  information  guide  to  St.  Louis;  a  condensed  and  accurate  guide  for  the 
World's  fair  city...  Saint  Louis,  Barney's  information  guide  pub.  co.,  1902.  232  p.  ill.,  fold.  map. 
19%cm.  [Fold,  map  in  pocket.  L.C.  2-156341 

Hoch,  E.  S.     Residences  of  the  rich,  St.  Louis,  Mo.     Nat'l  M(Bost)17(1902)16(O). 
The  new  St.    Louis.      [St.   Louis,    F.Graf   eng.    co.,    1902]     [40]    pp.    111.     15%x24cm.      [Illustrated    from 

photos,  by  Fred  Graf.     L.C.  2-4704] 

Thurston,  John  M.     The  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  In  1904.     Cosmopol  34(1902-3)3-12,  111. 
W  e  t  m  o  r  e,  Claude  H.  and  Steffens,  Lincoln.    Tweed  days  In  St.  Louis.     McClure  19(1902)577-86,  111. 
SAINT-PATRICE  de  Beaurivage.     Parish  of  province  of  Quebec. 
Saint-Patrice    de  B3aurivage.     Reoh  Hist  8(1902)170. 
ST.  FAUX,  Minn.     Capital  city  of  state  and  of  Ramsey  Co.  10  m.   E.  of  Minneapolis. 

Lang-e,  [Dietrich].  Paul  and  Lange's  twin  city  guide,  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis;  a  compendium  of  Infor- 
mation for  visitor  and  citizens...      [St.   Paul?  Minn.,   1902]     2  pts.   in  1  v.     ill.,   fold.  map.     18%cm. 
[Advertising  matter  interspersed,     [pt.  2]  has  special  t.-p. :  Paul  and  Lange's  twin  city  guide,  Minne- 
apolis and  St.  Paul.     L.C.  3-17937] 
SAINT  Pierre  and  Miquelon  islands.     French  Islands  near  southern  shore  of  Newfoundland. 

Les    lies    Saint-Pierre  et  Miquelon.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)151-3. 
SAINT-REAL,  J.  R.  Vallieres  (fl.1834).     French  Canadian  judge. 
A  u  d  e  t,  F.-J.     Un  Judge  en  prison.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)113-6. 
SAINT-RtGIS  (Canada).     Jesuit  Indian  mission  (1758)  on  the  St.  Lawrence. 

Forbes,  L'AbbC  G.     Saint- Regis.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)12-13. 
6T.  THEODORE,  Sister  (1798-1856).     Catholic  sister. 

Sister    St.  Theodore.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)254,   port. 
SAINTE-ANNE  de  la  Perade,  Can.     Village  55  m.  W.  by  N.  of  Quebec. 

R  o  y,  P.  G.     Cures  de  Sainte-Anne  de  la  Perade.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)126-7. 
SALEM,  Mass.     Seaport  city  of  Essex  Co.  14  m.  N.  by  E.  of  Boston. 
Farrell,  H.  F.  E.     Salem,  Mass.     Nat'l  M(Bost)17(1902)248(N). 
Gardner,  Frank  A.     The  old  planters  at  Salem.     Gen  Q  M  3(1902)3-18. 
Salem    quarterly  court  records  and  flies.     Ess  Ant  5(1901)26-9,55-7,88-91,120-2,169-73;  6(1902)24-30,79- 

80,107-11,158-64. 
Visitors'   Guide  to  Salem.     Salem,   Mass.,   1902.     Paper,   small  quarto,     pp.   160,   111.     [Rev. in:  Ess  Ant  6 

(1902)192  "arrangement. .  .systematic. .  .stranger  can  readily  find  his  way  alone."] 
SALEM,  N.  Y.     Former  name  of  a  settlement  of  Westchester  Co. 

Records    of  the  Church  of  Christ  In  Salem,  Woatchester  Co.,  N.  Y.     NY  Rec  32(1901)12-16,71-6,164- 

8,241-4;  33(1902)38-42,113-8,161-4,208-11. 
SALISBURY,  Mass.     Village  of  Essex  Co.  about  11  m.  N.E.  of  Haverhill. 

Deed    of  sale  by  John  Ayer  to  John  Stevens,  both  of  Salisbury.     Bost  Bull  7(1902)344-5. 
Hoyt,  David  W.     The  Old  Families  of  Salisbury  and  Amesbury,   Massachusetts,  with  some   related  fam- 
ilies of  adjoining  towns  and  of  York  County,  Maine.     Parts  Six  and  Seven  (Parts  One  and  Two  of  Vol- 
ume II.).     Providence,  R.  I.,  1902.     2  vols.     8vo.     pp.  415-92;  493-572.     Price  fl.OO,  each  part.     [Rev. 
in:Nation   74(1902)345    "Mostly   derived    from    eighteenth-century    records   of   Salisbury    and    Amesbnry 
churches";  N  E  Reg  56(1902)S31(F.W.Parke)   "splendid  work";  Old  Northw  Q  5(1902)156  "valuable."] 
Johnson,  John  French.     The  Quaker  burial  place,  Salisbury,  Mass.   (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)205. 
SALMON  fishing. 

C  h  a  m  b  e  r  s,  E.  T.  D.     Salmon-fishing  In  Canada.     Ctry  Life  Am  2(1902)176(8). 
H  a  1 1  o  c  k,  C.    Salmon-fishing.     Everybody's  7(1902)22(J1). 
SALT.     Table  condiment — chloride  of  sodium. 

An    act    for  the  Importation  of  salt  Into  Nova  Scotia  1761.     Aead  2(1902)118-21. 
SALT  Lake  trail.     Overland-road  from  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Co.,  Fort  Kearney,  and  Salt  Lake  City. 

C  r  o  f  t,  A.  J.     From  Meridian  to  Fort  Kearney.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)294-5. 
SALT  Spring  Island,  B.  C.     Island,  Strait  of  Georgia,  ab.  40  m.  N.  of  Victoria. 

Philips,  F.  M.     Saltsprlng  Island.     1902.     British  Columbia.     [Salt  Spring  Island?]  Colonist  presses  [1902] 
cover-title,   [16]  p.     111.,  fold.  map.     22V6<*m.     ["Published  with  the  authority  of  the  Islands  farmer*' 
institute  of  British  Columbia":  p.   [1]     L.C.  3-9955] 
SALVATION  Army.     Religious  organization  founded  by  General  Booth. 

Shaw,  Albert.     A  successful  farm  colony  in  the  Irrigation  country.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)561-6,  111. 


193  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902 

SAMPSON,  William  Thomas  (1840-1902).     Bear-Admiral  IT.  S.  navy. 

Benjamin,  Park.     The  real  Admiral  Sampson.     Indep  54(1002)1163-6,  port. 
Long,  John  D.     Rear-admiral  William  T.   Sampson.     McClure  19(1902)214-7,  port. 
Long,  John  D.     Rear  Admiral  William  T.  Sampson.     Fortn  R  78  n. 8.72(1902)227-230. 
M  a  h  a  11,  A.  T.     Rear  Admiral  William  T.  Sampson.     Fortn  R  78  n. 8.72(1902)230-30. 
M  a  h  a  n,  A.  T.     Sampson's  naval  career.     McClure  19(1902)217-21. 
SAMPSON  Mason  family. 

Mason,  Alverdo  Hayward.     Genealogy  of  the  Sampson  Mason   family.     East  Braintree,   Mass.     Printed  by 
Alverdo   Hayward    Mason,    1902.     4to.     pp.    144,    111.,    map.     [Rev.in:N    E    Reg   56(1902)328<F.W.Parke) 
"matters  of  Interest. .  .well  worthy  of  perpetuation."] 
SAN  BERNARDINO  Valley,  Cal.     Valley  of  Southern  California. 

Caballeria  [y  Collell],  Juan.  History  of  San  Bernardino  Valley  from  the  padres  to  the  pioneers,  1810- 
1851;  illustrated  by  Constance  Farrls.  [Snn  Bernardino,  Cal.,  Times-index  press,  1902]  4  p.  1.,  17-130  p. 
front,  (port.)  ill.  20V£cm.  [L.C.  3-30*  Cancel] 

SAN-DIEGO,  Cal.     Seaport  city  of  extreme  southern  Cal.  127  m.  8.8.E.  of  Los  Angeles. 
San-Diego    de  Califomie.     Un  hotel  amerioain,  Un  etablissement  thSosophlque.     Tour  Monde  9  et  16 

Aout(1902). 
SAN  DIEGO  County,  Cal.     The  most  southern  Co.  of  California. 

Wood,  H.  P.     A  Southern  principality.     Out  West  16(1902)337-51,  ill. 

Wood,  H[enry]  P[atton].     Home-land;  being  a  brief  description  of  the  many  attractions  of  the  city  and 
county  of  San  Diego,  California;  written  for  the  Chamber  of  commerce  of  San  Diego,   California.     2d 
ed.     [San  Diego,  Frye,  Garrett  &  Smith,  1902*     34,  [2]  pp.  Incl.  front.,  ill.     14%cm.     [L.C.  2-2441— M2] 
SAN  FERNANDO  de  Bexar.     Former  name  for  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

C  o  x,  I.  J.     Educational  efforts  in  San  Fernando  de  Bexar.     Quar  Tex  Hist  Ass  6(1902)27-63. 
BAN  FRANCISCO,  Cal.     Chief  oity  and  port  of  the  Pacific  coast,  on  San  Francisco  Bay. 
California  historic-genealogical  society.     Publication  no.  3.     San  Francisco,  Publication  committee  of  the 
society,    1902.     port.     25cm.      [Rev.inrN   E    Reg   K7(1903)127(F.W.Parke)    "Names   and   places   are   In- 
dexed"; N  Y  Rec  34(1903)73.     L.C.  2-22725] 

Keeler,  Charles  [Augustus].  San  Francisco  and  thereabout,  by  Charles  Keeler.  San  Francisco,  The  Cali- 
fornia promotion  committee,  1902.  4  p.  1.,  97  p.  front.,  pi.  231/fccm.  [Rev.in:Dlal  (1903)157  "simple 
and  direct. .  .brief  history  of  the  city's  romantic  past  and  a  just  description  of  Its  present  life."  L.C. 
2-30399] 

Page,  Thomas  Walker.     The  San  Francisco  labor  movement  in  1901.     Pol  Sci  Q  17(1902)664-88. 
Wright,  H.     San  Francisco,  California.     Nat'l  M(Bogt)17(1902)200(N). 
SAN  JACINTO.     Closing  battle  of  war  for  Texan  Independence,  1836. 

W  i  n  t  e  r  s,  J.  W.     An  account  of  the  battle  of  San  Jacinto.     Quar  Tex  Hist  Ass  6(1902)139-44. 
SAN  JOAQUIN  Valley,  Cal.     Valley  of  Central  part  of  state. 

The  San  Joaquin  Valley  of  the  state  of  California;  a  brief  description  of  the  topography,  climatic  condi- 
tions,  industrial  development  and  resources  of  the  region...      Fifteenth  thousand.     Los  Angeles,   Pas- 
senger dep't  of  the  Santa  Fe,  1902.     90,  [1]  p.     ill.,  2  fold.  map.     17%cm.     [L.C.  2-24660* 
SAN  LUIS  Valley,  Col.    Valley  of  San  Luis  R.,  southern  Colorado. 

G  o  u  d  y,  Frank  C.     Irrigation  in  San  Luis  valley.     Nat'l  M(Bost)15(1901-2)718-22,  ill. 
SAN  MATED  County,  Cal.     A  western  Co.  of  California. 

D  e  J  u  n  g,  Wm.     San  Mateo  County.     Out  West  16(1902)221-33.  ill. 
8ANBORNTON,  N.  H.     Village  of  Belknap  Co.  22  m.  N.  of  Concord. 

P  h  1 1  b  r  o  o  k,  H.  S.     A  few  memories  and  traditions  of  Sanbornton.     Granite  M  32(1902)177-82. 
SANDEMANIANS.    A  religious  sect  founded  by  John  Glas.  of  Scotland,  in  1725. 

Walker,  Williston.     The  Sandemanians  of  New  England.     Am  Hist  A  Rep  '01,  1(1902)131-62. 
W  1  n  s  1  o  w,  Erving.     A  Loyalist  in  the  siege  of  Boston.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)48-54. 
SANDY  Spring,  Md.     Village  of  Montgomery  Co.  18  m.  N.  of  Washington,  D.  C. 

[Moore,  Eliza  Needles   (Bentley)].     Annals  of  Sandy  Spring;   or,   Twelve  years  history  of  a  rural  com- 
munity in  Maryland...     Baltimore,  Thomas  &  Evans,  1902.     o  p.  1.,   [xiii*-xvi,  347  p..     19cm.     [Forms 
v.  2  of  Wm.  H.  Farquhar's  "Annals  of  Sandy  Spring;  or,  Twenty  years  history  of  a  rural  community 
in  Maryland."     L.C.  2-19193] 
SANFORD  family. 

Hodges,  Almon  D.     Notes  of  the  Sanford  family  of  Portsmouth,  R.  I.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)294-7. 
Sanford-Stratton  (note).     N  E  Re*  56(1902)409-10. 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902.  19» 

SANTA  Catharina,  Brazil.     A  state  of  southern  Brazil. 

Fabri,  C.      Deutsche    siedeluugsarbeit    1m    staate    Santa    Catharlua,    Siklbrasilien,    in    fttnfjahrigem    werde- 
gange.      Kritische   studie.      Hamburg,    Kittlersche   bnchhandluiig,    1902.     HI    p.     23%cm.      [L.C.  3-0005] 
X.   X.     Die  deutschen  Franzlskaner  im  Staate  Sa.  Catharina  [Bras.]     Ivath.  Missionen  1002-1903,   No.  7  fl. 
SANTO  Domingo.     A  West  Indian  republic  occupying  eastern  end  of  Is.  of  Haiti. 

<!  r  i  m  k  e,  Archibald  H.     Some  phases  of  life  In  Santo  Domingo.     South  Work  30(1901)161-7,   ill.,  port. 
SARATOGA  Springs,  N.  Y.     A  town  and  health  resort  of  Saratoga  Co.  38  m.  N.  of  Albany. 

Revolutionary     soldiers    nnrled    at    Greenbrldge    cemetery,    Saratoga    Springs.      Am    Month    M    21 

(1902)118. 

W  1  1  1  i  a  m  8,  Jesse  Lynch.     Saratoga  and  its  people.     Outing  41(1901-2)265-75,   111. 
SARCHET  family. 

[Sarchet,  Cyrus  P.  B.  ]     The  genealogy  of  the  Sarchot  family,  from  the  Island  of  Guernsey  to  Cambridge, 

Ohio,  In  1806.     [Cambridge,  O.,   Herald  print,  1902]     1  p.  1.,   [II]  p.     111.     23%em.     [L.C.  3-22475] 
SARGENT,  Winthrop  (1753-1820).     Secretary  of  the  Northwest  Terr.,  officer  in  Am.  Rev.,  Gov.  of  Miss  Terr. 
S  a  r  g  e  n  t,  Winthrop.     Winthrop  Sargent,  Governor  of  the  Mississippi  Territory.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)140-1. 
SATTGERTIES,  N.  Y.     Village  of  TTlster  Co.  100  m.  above  N.  Y.  on  the  Hudson. 

Brink.  Benjamin  Myer.     The  early  history  of  Saugertles,  1660-1825...     Kingston,  N.   Y.,   R.W. Anderson  & 

son,   1902.     vlil  p..  1  1.,  365  p.     pi.,  port.     IScm.     [L.  C.  2-17064] 
SAUNDERS,  Charles  Hicks  (1821-1901).     Boston  merchant. 

H  a  y  w  a  r  d,  Sllvanus.     Charles  Hicks  Saunders.     N   E  Reg  56  Suppl(1902).lxxl-lxxli. 
SAVINGS  banks.     Institutions  for  receiving  and  investing  moderate  savings. 

Hamilton,  James  Henry.     Savings  and  savings  institutions.     N.   Y.,   Macmlllan  co.,  1902.     [Rev.ln:Nation 
75(1902)212-13   "Praiseworthy  undertaking. .  .has  collected  many  facts. .  .account. .  .satisfactory. ..  [ba«] 
not ...  comprehensive  grasp  ot. .  .subject."] 
SAWYER,  Eugene  T.     Dime  novelist. 

B  u  r  g  e  s  8,  G.     Eugene  T.  Sawyer,  dime  novelist.     Bookman  15(J902)528(Ajr). 
SAYBROOK,  Conn.     Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  32  m.  E.  of  New  Haven. 

Hart,  Samuel.     Yale  college  In  Old  Saybrook.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)266-72,  111.,  port. 
Johnson,  Clifton.     An  historic  town  In  Connecticut.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)562-74,  ill. 
SCARBOROUGH,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Westchester  Co.  on  the  Hudson.  4  m.  N.  of  Tanytown. 

Mrs.  Elliott     F.   Shepard.     Residence  :tt  Scarborough.     Archlt   Rec  12(1902)549(0). 
SCARLETT  family. 

Tombstones    of  the  Scarlett  family.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)146. 
SCHILLER,  Friedriok.     Swabian  journalist  in  Am.  Revolution. 

W  a  1  z,  John  A.     Three  Swabian  journalists  and  the  Am.  Rev.     I.  Friedrlch  Schiller.     Am  Germ  4(1902> 

95-129. 
8CHLEY,  Winfi'eld  Scott  (b.1839).     Rear-Adroiral  TT.  S.  navy. 

Graham,  George  Edward.  Schley  and  Santiago:  an  historical  account  of  the  blockade  and  final  destruc- 
tion of  the  Spanish  fleet  under  command  of  Admiral  Pasquale  Cervera,  July  3,  1898.  By  George  Edward 
Graham,  together  with  a  personal  narrative  of  the  fight,  by  Rear-Admiral  Wlufleld  Scott  Schley,  U.S.N. 
Illustrated  with  photographs  taken  by  the  author  during  the  cruise,  and  during  the  battle.  Chicago. 
W.B.Conkey  co.  [1902]  474  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.  19>4cm.  [2-3286— M  2] 
G  r  1  n  n  e  1 1,  C.  E.  Legal  view  of  Schley  court  of  Inquiry.  Green  Bag  14(1902)99(Mr). 
T  e  a  g  u  e,  Merrill  A.  Errors  touching  the  Schley  court  of  inquiry.  Forum  32(1902)747-58. 
TJ.  S.  Navy  dept.  Schley  court  of  inquiry.  . . .  Record  of  proceedings  of  a  court  of  Inquiry  In  case  of 
Rear-Admiral  Winfield  S.  Schley,  C.  S.  navy.  Convened  at  the  Navy-yard,  Washington,  D.  C.,  Sep- 
tember 12,  1901...  Washington,  Gov't  print,  off.,  1902.  2  v.  fold,  map,  plan.,  diagr.  23cm.  (57th 
Cong.,  1st  sess.  House.  Doc.  no.  485)  [Collation:  (v.  1)  1  p.  1.,  1259  p.;  (v.  Z)  1  p.  1.,  1259-1936, 
[343],  11  p.  Included  in  v.  2:  Findings  of  the  court,  and  opinion  of  Admiral  Dewey. — Rear- Admiral 
Schley's  "Petition  for  relief  from  the  findings  and  report  of  a  court  of  Inquiry,  and  accompanying 
papers." — "The  President's  memorandum  upon  the  appeal  of  Admiral  Schley." — Appendix,  containing 
logs  of  the  battle  ships,  signals,  etc. — Index  prepared  In  the  office  of  the  superintendent  of  documents. 
L.C.  2-23448] 

W  i  1  s  o  n,  H.   W.     The  Schlev  court  of  inquiry.     Nat  Rev  38(1902)789-800. 
SCHMITT,  Edmond  John  Peter  (1865-1901).     Tex.   Catholic  priest  and  historical  writer. 

C  o  x,  I.  J.     Father  Edmond  John  Peter  Schmltt.     Quai-  Tex  Hist  Ass  5(1902)206-11. 
SCHTJREMAN  family. 

Wynkoop,  Richard.     Sehuremans,  of  New  Jersey.     2d  ed.     New  York,  Printed  by  the  Knickerbocker  press. 
1902.     1   p.   1..   142  p.     port.     24cm.     [Rev.ln.'N   Y   Rec  33(1902)190.     L.C.  2-15180] 


1»4  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902. 

SCHUYLER,  Montgomery  (1814-96).     Episcopal  clergyman,  writer. 

Schuyler,  W.     Ambassador  of  Christ:   blog.  of  Rev.   Montgomery  Schuyler.     N.   Y.,   Gorbam,   1902.     So. 
8CHUYLKILL  Valley.     Valley  of  Sohuylkill  R.,  a  tributary  of  the  Delaware. 

Down    the  Schuylkill  Valley.     Pa  tier  3(1902)27-43.  111.,  port. 
SCHWAB,  Charles  Michael  (b.1862).     Pa.  Pres.  U.  S.  Steel  Corporation,  capitalist. 

M  o  f  t  e  t  t,  Samuel   E.     Charles  Michael  Schwab.     Cosmopol  33(1902)284-8,   111.,   port. 
SCIENCE.     Systematic  pursuit  of  knowledge  and  its  ordered  results. 

Abbe,  Cleveland.     Meteorology  and  the  position  of  science  In  America.     No  Am  174(1902)833-44. 
N  e  w  c  o  m  b,  Simon.     Conditions  which  discourage  scientific  work  In  America.     No  Am   174(1902)145-58. 
S  n  y  d  e  r,  Carl.     America's  Inferior  position  In  the  scientific  world.     No  Am  174(1902)59-72. 
SCOTCH-IRISH.     Descendants  of  Scotch  settlers  in  Ireland. 

B  r  y  d  e  n,  James  A.     The  Scots  In  Wisconsin.     Wise  Hist  Proc  '01(1902)153-8. 
Griffin,  Martin  I.  J.     The  Scotch-Irish.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)115-8. 

Hanna,  Charles  A[ugustus].  The  Scotch-Irish;  or,  The  Scot  In  North  Britain,  north  Ireland,  and  North 
America.  New  York  and  London,  G.P.  Putnam's  sons,  1902.  2  v.  front.,  map.  24%cm.  Scotch-Irish 
bibliography:  p.  529-551.  [Rev.in:Aiu  Hist  R  8(1902)  130-7(8. M.. Jackson)  "much  varied  Information... 
not  a  history ...  not  even  well  arranged. .  .but  a  collection  of  materials,  much  Irrelevant";  Nation  74 
(1902)295-0  "Compilation  has  much  genealogical  value. .  .not. .  .readable. .  .although. .  .contain  much 
readable  matter. .  .very  serviceable  for  reference  and... public  libraries";  Dial  33(1902)325(F.W.Shepard- 
son)  "distinctly  disappointing. .  .aggregation  of  materials. .  .illogical. .  .end. .  .boastful. .  .bibliography": 
N  Y  Rec  33(1902)124  ["altogether  the  work  is  Invaluable"];  N  B  Reg  56(1902)217(F.W.Parke)  L.C. 
2-5217] 

Linehan,  John  C[ornelius].  The  Irish  Scots  and  the  "Scotch-Irish":  an  historical  and  ethnological  mono- 
graph, with  some  reference  to  Scotia  Major  and  Scotia  Minor;  to  which  is  added  a  chapter  on  "How  the 
Irish  came  as  builders  of  the  nation."...  Concord,  N.  H.,  The  American-Irish  historical  society,  1902. 
138  p.  Incl.  front,  (port.)  23cm.  [Originally  pub.  in  the  Granite  monthly,  Concord,  N.  H.,  Jnn.-March, 
1888.  The  chapter  on  "How  the  Irish  came"  Is  based  upon  articles  contributed  to  the  Boston  pilot, 
1890,  etc.,  and  the  Boston  Sunday  globe,  Mar.  17,  1895.  "Supplementary  facts  and  comment":  p.  [83]- 
128.  Rev.ln:N  E  Reg  57(1903)127(F.W.Parke)  "Authorities  quoted  are  weighty."  L.C.  3-5238] 
SCOTT,  Winfield  (1786-1866).  Officer  in  War  of  1818,  General-in-Chief  in  Mexican  War,  writer. 

Gen.  Winfleld  Scott  (letter).     Collect  15(1902)102-3. 
SCUDDEK,  Horace  Elisha  (1838-1902).     N.  E.  editor,  historian,  writer. 

Higgluson,  Thomas  W.     [Tribute  to  Horace  B.  Scudder.]     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  II. 15(1901-2)494-6. 
SEAL  fishing.     Industry  of  hunting  the  fur-bearing  seals. 

M  c  G  r  a  t  h,  P.  L.     Seal  fishery  of  Newfoundland  Banks.     Idler  22(1902)286(0). 
SEARS,  Barnas  (1802-80).     Mass.  Baptist  clergyman,  professor. 

Hovey,  Alvah.     Barnas  Sears,   n   Christian  educator;   his  making  and   work...      New   York,    Boston   [etc.] 

Silver,  Burdett  &  company  [1902]     tv  p.,  3  1.,  184  p.     front.,  pi.,  port.     20cin.     [L.C.  2-30129] 
BEATON,  William  Winston  (1785-1864).     Am.  journalist,  regent  of  Smithsonian  Institution. 

M  e  1  1  e  n,  George  Frederick.     Famous  southern  editors:  William  Winston  Seaton.     Meth  R  South  51(1902) 

569-82. 
SEATTLE,  Wash.     City  of  King  Co.  22  in.  N.N.E.   of  Tacoma. 

The  Argus,  Christmas  number,     v.  9,  no.  46;  Dec.  20,  1902.     Seattle,  Wash.   [H.A.Chadwlck]   1902.     80  p. 

ill.   (inel.  port).     31cm.     [Descriptive  of  Seattle  and  the  state  of  Washington.     L.C.  3-15275] 
SECESSION.    Doctrine  of  the  right  of  a  state  to  resume  independence. 

Adams,  Charles  Francis.  Speech  of  Charles  Francis  Adams,  of  Mass.,  December  22,  1902,  at  the  banquet 
of  the  New  England  society,  of  Charleston,  South  Carolina.  Boston,  Press  of  A.Mudge  &  son  [19027] 
20  p.  23cm.  [L.C.  3-4159] 

Calhonn    and  secession.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)415-6. 
King,  William  R.     [Letter,  a  sectional  issue,  1850.]     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)45. 
Reagan,  John   H.      [Letter  to  Pres.   Johnson.]      Southern   political  views,   1865.     South   Hist  A   Pub   6 

(1902)132-42,210-19. 

Woods,  Thomas  H.    A  sketch  of  the  Miss.  Secession  Convention  of  1861.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)91-104. 
SECOND  RIVER,  N.  J. 
Register    of   baptisms,    births,    marriages,    membership,    In   the   Dutch    Reformed   Church   at   Second 

River,  New  Jersey.     N  J  Hist  S  2(1902)177-85. 
SECRET  Service.    Detective  department  of  the  gov't. 
M  o  r  a  n,  W.  Herman.     The  Secret  Service.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)752-9,  111. 


WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1002.  19S 

"SECURITY-HOLDING  Company."     A  stock  and  bond  trust-corporation. 

Trlcoche,  George  Nestler.     Un  NouTeau  rouage  financier  uux  fitats-Unis.     "The  Security-Holding  Com- 
pany."    Jour  ficon  50(1902)380-6. 
SEDGWICK,  John  (1813-33).    Conn,  officer  in  Mexican  and  Civil  Wars. 

Sedgwick,  John.     Correspondence,  Major-General,     v.   1.     [New  York]  Printed  for  C.  and  E.B.Stoeckel  [by 
the  DP  VIniie  press]  1902.     v.     front,   (port.)     23»£cin.     [Vol.  i:  edition  of  300  copier     Rev.in:N  K  Reg 
56(1902)414(F.W.Parke)   "clear  in  style... of  Interest."     L.C.  2-16763] 
SEE,  Adam  (b.1764).     Virginia  lawyer,  legislator. 

R  e  e,  C.  S.  M.     Historical  sketch  of  Adam  See,   Esq.     W  Va  Maz  2.3(1902)72-6. 
SEELE,  Hermann  (1823-1902).     Texas  pioneer,  teacher,  lawyer  and  legislator. 

Hermann    Seele.     D-'utsch-Am  G  2.2(1902)69-70. 

SEMINOI.E  Indians.    A  branch  of  the  Creek  tribes,  formerly  of  Fla.,  now  of  Ind.  Ter. 

Brown,  G[eorge]  If.     Ponce  de  Leon  land  and  Florida  war  record.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  sub- 
ject, Ponce  de  Leon.] 
Moore-Wilson,  Minnie.     Seminoles  of  Florida,  relationship  to  Aztecs  and  eastern  tribes.     Fla  M  4 

(1902)1-11. 
SEMMES,  Raphael  (1809-77).     Md.  Confederate  naval  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

Raphael    Semmes  In  the  United  States  navy.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)203-4. 
SENATE  (U.  S.).    Upper  house  of  Congress. 

D  o  d  d,  William  E.     The  principle  of  Instructing  United  States  senators.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)326-32. 
Lodge,  Henry  Cabot.     The  treaty-making  powers  of  the  Senate.     Scrlb  M  31(1902)33-43. 
Presidents    pro  tempore  of  the  United  States  Senate.     Collect  15(1902)87. 
The    Senate    as  a  treaty  maker.     Nation  74(1902)84-5. 
SENECA  Indians.     A  tribe  of  the  Six  Nations  of  N.  Y.  state. 

[Samson,  William  H.]     The  claim  of  the  Ogden  land  company.      [Rochester,   N.   Y.,   1902]     2  1.     28cm. 
[Caption  title.     A  letter  to  H.  L.  Oegood,  corresponding  secretary  of  the  Rochester  historical  society, 
signed  in  ms.  by  the  author.     L.  C.  2-20205] 
8EQUOYA  League.     A  "league  to  make  better  Indians,"  founded  1902. 

The     Sequoya     League.      Out    West    16(1902)297-302,402-13,519-22,643-50;    17,81-3,214-20,344-9,476-80, 

601-7,731-4. 
SERAPHIM.  Mother.     Catholic  Sister. 

Mother    Seraphim.     Am  Cath  Hist  13(1902)377,  port. 
8ERNOTTLT  Fort.     Fort  at  Detroit.  Michigan. 

B  a  t  e  s,  S.  W.     [Evacuation  of  Ft.  Sernoult,  Detroit.]     Spirit  of  7f  8(1902)96-8,  plan. 
SERRA,  Junipero  (1713-84).     Founder  of  California,  apostle  to  the  Indians. 

Jackson.  Mrs.  Helen  [Maria  (Fiske)]  Hunt.  Father  Junipero  and  The  mission  Indians  of  California: 
Illustrated  by  Henry  Sandham.  Boston,  Little,  Brown,  A  company,  1902.  3  p.  1.,  [xl]-xli,  159  p.  Incl. 
ill.,  pi.  front.  19cm.  [These  "papers. .  .first  published  In  1883,  are  now  issued  In  a  separate  volume, 
prepared  especially  for  schools." — Pref.  note.  L.  C.  2-17873] 

S  e  r  r  a,  Junipero.     Diary,  1769.     Out  West  16(1902)293-6.399-406,613-8,635-42;   17(1902)69-76,   fac. 
SETON,  Ernest  Thompson  (b.1860).     American  naturalist,  lecturer,  and  writer, 

Ernest    Seton-Thompson ;  a  Canadian  naturalist.     [Nature]  Liv  Age  232(1902)222(Ja25). 
M  c  C  a  b  e,  Lida  Rose.     At  Windygoul  with  Ernest  Thompson  Sctcn.     Bk-Buyer  25(1902-3)21-84,  111.,  fac. 
SEWANEE  Review.     Review  edited  under  the  auspices  of  Sewanee  University. 

Henneman,  John  Bell.     Ten  years  of  the  Sewanee  Review:  A  retrospect.     Sewanee  10(1902)477-92. 
SEWELL,  Samuel  (1652-1730).     Boston  judge  in  Salem  witchcraft  trials,  writer. 

Green,  Samuel  A.     [Commonplace  book  of  Samuel  Sewell.]     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  11.15(1901-2)521-2,  111. 
SEWELL,  William  Joyce  (1835-1901).     N.  J.  officer  in  Civil  War,  U.  S.  senator. 

Stokes,  Edward  C.     Memorial  address  upon  William  J.  Sewell,  United  States  senator  of  New  Jersey,  deliv- 
ered before  the  legislature  of  New  Jersey,  March  24,  1902.     Trenton,   N.  J.,j.  John  L. Murphy  Pub.   Co., 
printers,  1902.     pp.  32,  port. 
SEYMOUR,  Lucy  A.  (d.1902).     Teacher,  educator,  nurse  in  Civil  War. 

Lucy    A.Seymour.     South  Work  30(1901)239-40. 
SEYMOUR,  Conn.     Village  of  New  Haven  Co.  11  m.  N.  W.  of  New  Haven. 

Campbell,  Hollis  A[ndrew],  Sharpe,  W.  C. ,  and  Bassett,  F.  J.  Seymour,  past  and  present.  Seymour, 
Conn.,  W.C.Sharpe,  1902.  613  p.,  1  1.  Incl.  111.,  map.  front.,  port.  24cm.  [Rev.ln:N  E  Reg  56(1902) 
416(F.W.Parke)  "evineefs]. .  .care  and  abllitr."  L.C.  2-11715] 


1M  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902. 

SHAKERS.     Popular  name  of  United  Society  of  Believers  in  Christ's  Second  Appearing. 
M  a  c  L  e  a  n,  J.  P.    Mobbing  the  Shakers  of  Union  Village.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)108-33. 
M  a  c  L  e  a  n,  J.    P.     The   Shaker   community    of   Warren   County:    Its   origin,    rise,    progress   and   decline. 

Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  10(1902)251-304,  ill. 

M  a  c  L  e  a  n,  J.  P.    Shaker  Mission  to  the  Shawnee  Indians.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)215-29. 
SHAPLEIGK.     Major,  17th  Century  Quaker. 

G  r  o  v  e,  J.     Major  Shapleigh — the  Quaker  [extract].     Old  Eliot  5(1902)35-37. 
SHARP,  Joseph  L.     President  first  Nebraska  territorial  legislature,  journalist. 

Joseph    L.     Sharp.     Neb  Hiat  S  11.5(1902)58. 
SHARP  family. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Halnes,   Sharp,   Collins,    Wills,   Gardiner,   Prickitt,    Eyes,    Evans,    Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
SHAW,  Leslie  Mortier  (b.1848).     Iowa  banker,  Governor,  XT.  8.  Secretary  of  Treasury. 
B  r  1  g  h  a  m,  Johnson.     Leslie  Mortier  Shaw.     R  of  Rs  25(1902)161-6.  ill.,  port. 
Hon.  Leslie    M.  Shaw.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1692,  port.  only. 
Roberts,  George  E.     Leslie  M.  Shaw.     Indep  54(1902)139-42.  port. 
SHAW,  Robert  Gould  (1837-63).     Mass,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

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SHERMAN,  Lydia  Whitney  (1804-98). 

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SHERMAN,   Roger  (1721-93).     Conn,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence,   U.   S.  senator. 

P  h  y  f  e,  R.   Baton,   A.B.     Roger  Sherman— a  maker  of  the  nation.     Oona  Mag  7(1902)234-48,   ill,   port. 
SHERMAN,  William  T.  (1820-91).     General  in  Civil  War. 

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Wilson,  James  Grant.     A  sheaf  of  Sherman  letters.     Indep  54(1902)213-5. 
SHERMAN  family. 

B  o  w  m  a  n,  G.   iO.     The  estates  of  William  Sherman,  jr.,  and  Israel  Holmes.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)171-4. 
SHERWOOD,  Smith  (n.1822).     Va.  Baptist  clergyman. 

Marriages    performed  by  Rev.  Smith  Sherwood.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)89-92. 
SHERWOOD,  William  (d.about  1697).     Virginia  Attorney- General,  Va.  Burgess. 

Letters    of  William  Sherwood  to  Sir  Joseph  Williamson.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)112-13. 
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H  u  r  s  t,  T.  M.     Battle  of  Shiloh.     Am  Hist  Mag  7(1902)22-37. 

Misfortune    to  southern  arms  at  Shiloh.     Confed  Vet  iui.  11)01-2)106-8. 

Moore,  John  C.     Shiloh  issues  again.     Confed  Vet  10(1901-2)316-7. 
SHIP  subsidies.     Bounties  for  the  encouragement  of  native  ship  building. 

Coombs,  John  C.     The  Isthmian  Canal,  the  subsidy  bill  and  a  mighty  navy.     Nat'l  M(Bost)15(1901-2) 
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Schiffessubventionsges.   d.   Vereinigt.   Staat.   v.   N.-A.     Export(1902)no.8,15. 

The    ship-subsidy    scheme.     Nation  74(1902)166-7. 
SHIPBUILDING.     The  art  and  industry  of  making  ships. 

Bergengren,  Ralph.     Steel  ship  building  in  Massachusetts.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)276-89,  ill. 

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C  r  o  w  e  1 1,  J.  F.     Present  status  and  future  prospects  of  Am.  shipbuilding.     Ann  Am  Acad  Pol  Sci  19 
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Goodrich,  Arthur.     The  expansion  of  the  American  shipyard.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1933-50,  111. 

H  u  s  k  e,  Ellis.     [Letter]  to  Cornelius  Waldo  [1731].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)381-2. 

S  c  h  w  a  r  z,  T.     Amerikan.  schiffbau  i.  letzt.  Jahrzehnt.     Jahrb  d  Schiffbautech(1902)3B. 

Spears,  John  R.     Our  ships  of  the  sea.     Outl  71(1902)631-43.  ill. 

W  e  y  e  r,  B.     Warum  d.  Kaiser  s.  Yacht  in  Amerika  baueu  lasst.     Ueberall(1902)no.9,2Abb. 
SHIPP,  Bernard  (b.1813).     Kentucky  poet  and  writer. 

S  h  i  p  p,  Bernard.     Reminiscences  of  a  long  life.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)19-26,  port. 
SHIPPEN,  Margaret  (fl.1793).     Wife  of  Benedict  Arnold. 

Walker,  Lewis  Burd.     Life  of  Margaret  Shippeu,  wife  of  Benedict  Arnold.     Penn  Mag  25(1901)20-46, 

146-9[Port.of  Hamllton]289-302,452-97;   26(1902)71-80,224-44,322-34,464-8,   port. 
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A  n  t  e  i  1    der  'Vereinigten  Staaten  an  der  internal.  Seeschiffahrt.     Grenzboten(1902)no.l4. 

Cramp,  Charles  H.     British  subsidies  and  American  shipping.     No  Am  175(1902)829-34. 

Goodrich,  Arthur.     Merchantmen  twice  as  big  as  men-of-war.     World's  Work  3(1901-2)1653-8,  111. 

Les    lignos    de  navigation  franchise  sur  1'amerique  du  Nord  et  le  Trust  de  I'Ocfian.     La  Crolx  26  Nor 
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Marvin,  Winthrop  L.     The  American  ship  in  1902.     Scrib  M  32(1902)577-83. 

Nixon,  Lewis.    The  developing  of  shipping  in  the  United  States.    Cosmopol  32(1901-2)371-8,  111. 

Passagierverkehr  zwisch.  Europa  u.  New  York.     Uhlands  Vekehr  zeit(l»02)no.l2. 

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Scbroedter,  C.     Amerikan.-Engllsch.   Schists  Syruiikiit   n.   d.   dtschn.   Rheederelen.     Oeberall(1902)no. 

38,39. 

The    shipping    deal.     Nation  74(1902)380-1. 
The    steamship    combine.     Nation  74(1902)321. 
Trade    results  of  the  shipping  trust.     Sat  R  93(1902)659-60. 

Wetherell,  W.     American  millionaires  and  British  shipping.     Fortn  77(1902)511-23. 
SHOE  industry.     Making  and  marketing  of  shots. 

L'industrie    dela  chaussure  aux  fitats-Unis.    Jour  £con  52(1902)384-6. 
SHORTHAND.     Abbreviated  forms  for  rapid  writing. 

U  p  h  a  m,  W.   P.     Shorthand  notes  of  Jonathan  Kdwnnis.     Miss  Hist  Soc  Proc  11.15(1901-2)514-21,  fac. 
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Sibley,  Charlotte  Augusta  Langdon  (Cook)  "Mrs.  J.  L.  Sibley."  Will  of  Charlotte  Augusta  Langdou 
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Young,  Joshua.     Address  at  the  funeral  of  Mrs.  Charlotte  Augusta  Langdon  Sibley,   of  Groton,   Massachu- 
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SIERRA  Nevadas,  Cal.     Mountain  range  of  California  parallel  to  the  Coast. 

King,  Clarence.  Mountaineering  In  the  Sierra  Nevada.  New  York,  C.Scribner's  sons,  1902.  xi  p.,  1  1., 
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8IGOURNEY.   Lydia  Howard  (Huntley)    (1791-ab.l864).     American  writer,  teacher. 

C  o  1  1  i  n,  Grace  Lathrop.     Lydia  Huntley  Slgourney.     New  Eng  M  27(1902)15-30,  111.,  port. 
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Geargeot,  C.     Les  projtres  de  1'lndustrie  de  la  sole  aux  £tats-Unls.     Ref  Econ  2  Mars(1902). 
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SILLER Y.  Noel  Brulart  de  (1577-1640).     French  minister  of  state. 

Scott,  H.  A.     Noel  Brulart  de  Slllery.     Nouv  Fr  1(1902)169-83. 
SILSBY.  Arthur  Wilson  (1851-99).     N.  H.  county  judge. 

Arthur    Wilson  Sllsby  (obituary).     N  H  Hist  S  111.2,1897-9(1902)511-12. 
SILVERWARE.     Articles  of  silver. 

Jack,  David  Russell.     Old  plate.     Acad  2(1902)147-54,  111. 
SIMPSON,  Sampson  (1780-1857).     Founder  of  Mt.  Sinai  Hospital,  New  York. 

I  s  a  a  c  s,  M.  S.     Sampson  Slmson.     Pub  Amer  Jew  Hist  Soc  10(1902)109-17. 
SINGLE  tax.     Theory  of  taxing  land  only — associated  with  Henry  George. 

M  1 1 1  e  r,  Joseph  Dana.     Is  the  single  tax  movement  making  progress?     Indep  54(1902)2192-4. 
SIOUX  (or  Dakota)  Indians.     A  collection  or  race  of  Indians  of  Dakota,  Neb.,  and  Wyoming. 
Death    of  Loean  Fontanrlle.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)161-4. 
Dillon,  Lee  A.     The  Indian  massacre  of  1866.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)223-5. 
Sketches  Historical  and  Descriptive  of  the  Monuments  and  Tablets. .  .connected  with  the  Indian  Outbreak 

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SKANEATELES,  N.  Y.    Village  of  Onondaga  Co.  7  m.  E.  by  N.  of  Auburn. 

Leslie,  Edmund  Norman.  Skaneateles;  history  of  Its  earliest  settlement  and  reminiscences  of  later  times: 
disconnected  sketches  of  the  earliest  settlement  of  this  town  and  village,  not  chronologically  arranged, 
together  with  its  gradual  and  progressive  advancement  in  business  prosperity  and  higher  education. 
With  notes  of  the  Individuality  of  prominent  citizens. . .  New  York,  Press  of  A. H. Kellogg,  1902.  xxii. 
477  (1.  e.  483)  p.  Incl.  2  front,  ill.,  pi.,  port.  26^cm.  [Paging  irregular:  p.  26a  and  26b  inserted 
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SKINNER,  Charles  R.  (b.1844).  N.  Y.  state  superintendent  of  public  education,  writer. 

Charles    R.  Skinner.     World's  Work  4(1902)2140.  port.  only. 
SKOKOMICH  Indians.     A  tribe  of  British  Colombia. 

H  i  1 1  -  T  o  n  t,  C.     Communal  houses  in  British  Columbia.     Am  Ant  24(1902)107. 
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SLAVERY  (anti-slavery,  abolition,  emancipation).     Property  in  human  beings. 

A  d  a  m  s,  C.  F.     John  Quincy  Adams  and  Martial  Law.     Mass  Hist  Soc  Proc  11.15(1901-2)436-78. 

B  a  1 1  a  g  h,  James  Curtis.     The  anti-slavery  sentiment  In  Virginia.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)107-17. 

Ballagh,  James  Curtis.  A  history  of  slavery  in  Virginia.  Baltimore,  The  Johns  Hopkins  press,  1902.  1 
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volume,  xxlv)  ["Bibliography":  p.  149-154.  Rev.ln:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)356-7(W.E.DuBols)  "best  local 
study  of  American  slavery. .  .yet  appeared ...  temper  and  balance. .  .well  maintained. .  .bibliography  and 
an  index";  Nation  75(1902)310-11  "Confined. .  .to. .  .legal  aspects  of  slavery ...  first-rate  piece  of  work 
...style  [while].  ..involved..  .Is.  ..readable.,  .punctuation  [shiftless]";  South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)514-8 
"strength  lies  In  reference. .  .might  have  been  greatly  extended. .  .as  a  constructive  study ...  incomplete 
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C  o  1  w  e  1  1,  Percy  Robert.     The  verse  of  the  slavery  struggle.     Princeton  Bull  13(1902)44-5. 

The    Confederate  plan  for  arming  slaves.     South  Work  30(1901)475-6. 

C  o  r  y,  C.  E.     Slavery  in  Kansas.     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)229-42. 

H  a  s  k  e  1 1,  The  passing  of  slavery  In  Western  Missouri.     Trans  Kan  Hist  Soc  1901-2  7(1902)28-39. 

Helps,  Sir  Arthur.  The  Spanish  conquest  in  America  and  Its  relation  to  the  history  of  slavery  and  to  tht 
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Land    and  slave  owners  Princess  Anne  county,   1778.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)1-7. 

Little,  William.     An  Indian  as  property,  1721.     [Letter]  to  Samuel  Tilley.     Bost  Bull  7(1902)74. 

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1844  to  the  'Pennsylvania  freeman;'  the  rest,  between  1S45  and  1850,  to  the  'National  anti-slavery 
standard.'  " — Introduction.  Rev.ln:Nation  76(1903)14-5  "need  of  this  elegant  reprint ...  not ...  apparent 
...[no]  index ...  invited  annotation. .  .tasteful. .  .edition. ..  [practically]  free  from  printers*  errors"; 
Dial  34(1903)14-6(  Wallace  Rice)  "reprint. .  .interesting  to  trace. .  .germs  of  thought  which  went  Into... 
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Minor,  Charles  L.  C.    The  old  system  of  slavery.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)125-9. 

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Slave    owners,  Princess  Anne  county..     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)24-6,34-5,64-9,76-7 

Stephens,  Alexander  H.  .  Letters  [to  R  S.  Burch]  1854.  .  Am  Hist  R  8(1902)91-7 

Two    bills  of  sale  of  a  negro  slave  [in  Mass.].     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)210-11    . 
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C  h  6  1  a  r  d,  R.    Emigration  hougrolse  et  panslavisme  ame'ricain. . .     Sci  soc  Nov  (1902). 

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SMITH,  Jessie  Wilcoz  (fl.1902).     Philadelphia  artist. 

Morris,  Harrison  S.     Jessie  Wilcox  Smith.     Bk-Buyer  24(1902)201-5,   111.,  port. 
SMITH,  Joseph  (1707-88).     First  settler  of  Sturbridge,  Mass. 

Weld,  Charles  W.   [and  Chase,  L-vl  B.]     Joseph  Smith,   James  Deneson,   first  settlers  of  Sturbridgu  and 

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SMITH,  Joseph  (1805-44).     Founder  of  Mormonism. 

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and. .  .clearness. .  .complete  bibliography";  Nation  75(1902)350-1  "Study  of ..  .characteristics  [from]... 
heredity  and  environment. .  .Mr.  Riley  holds. .  .hypnotic  psychology  furnishes. .  .solvent. .  .is  of  wonderful 
ingenuity  and  readableness" ;  Dial  34(1903)16-18(W.H.Carruth)  "excellent  bibliography ..  .Interesting. .. 
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SMITH,  Captain  John  (1579-1631).  Explorer,  founder  of  Virginia,  writer. 

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SMITH,  Joshua  Hett  (1749-1818).     N.  Y.  loyalist,  accomplice  of  Andre. 

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SMITHSONIAN  Institution.     Scientific  Inst.  at  Washington  tounded  by  James  Smithson. 

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SNOW  shoeing.     Travelling  on  snow  by  the  use  of  specially  adapted  shoes. 

H  u  b  b  a  r  d,  Leonldas.     The  webbed  feet  of  the  north.     Outinjr  39(1901-2)634-41   ill. 
SOAP.     Salts  of  the  fat  acids. 

Soap    and  candles,  1767.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)35. 
SOCIAL  REFORM. 

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SOCI±T±  DES  AMIS,  La.     Montreal  literary  society  est.  1842. 

Huguet-Latour,  L.-A.     La  Societe  des  Amis.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)121-2. 
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Banks,  Charles  Eugene,  assisted  by  Cook,  G.  C.  &  Everett,  Marshall.  . . .  Beautiful  homes  and  social  cus- 
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Hart,  Albert  Bushnell.  ...How  our  grandfathers  lived,  selected  and  annotated ...  with  the  collaboration 
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at  Penllyn. — A  belle  of  Delaware:  Miss  Vining,  of  Wilmington  and  Dover. — A  disappointment  in  love: 
legends  from  Virginia. — Conspiracies  and  Cupid:  New  York  and  her  royal  governors. — Born  to  be  a  rebel: 
a  pretty  Bostonian. — Edwin  Forrest's  flrst  love:  New  Orleans  in  the  "twenties." — An  uncompromising 
Tory:  North  Carolina  and  loyalism. — The  ghosts  of  Graeme  park:  a  Pennsylvania  romance. — Washing- 
ton as  a  wooer:  sweethearts  in  Virginia  and  New  York. — A  Quaker  transformed:  the  leader  of  Washing- 
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Morris,  Clara.     Mr.  Henry  Bergb.     McClure  18(1901-2)414-22.  ill.,  port. 
SOMERVILLE,  Mass.     City  of  Middlesex  Co.  2  m.   from  Boston. 

Elliot,  Charles  D.     The  Stinted  Common,  Sornervill?.     Somerville  Journal  Print.  1902,  pplO,  80. 
SONS  of  St.  Tammany  of  Philadelphia.     Patriotic  society  of  early  origin. 

C  a  b  e  e  n,  Francis  Von  A.     The  society  of  tho  Sons  of  Saint  Tammany  of  Philadelphia.     Penn  Mag  25 

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SOTHERN,  E.  A.  (1827-81).     American  actor. 

Fuller,  Lucy  Derby.     The  humor  of  the  elder  Sothern.     Cent  64(1902)196-203,  ill.,  port. 
BOTTLE,  George  (fl.1667).     Plymouth,  Mass.  (Mayflower)  settler. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest.     George  Soule's  autograph.     Maytl  Di-sc  4(1902)98-100,  facs. 
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SOUTH  AMERICA.     Southern  continent  of  the  Western  Hemisphere. 

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MacMahon,  M.     From  Panama  to  the  Horn,  South  America.     Cath  World  74 (1902) 573 (F). 

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W  a  g  n  e  r,  H.     SUd-amerlkan.  Probleme.     Kolon.  ztschr.  (1902)251-53. 

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C  a  p  t.  Richard  Lushlngton's  [Rev.]  company  (note).     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)113-4. 

Huguenot  Society  of  South  Carolina.     Transactions  of.  No.  9.     Charleston,  S.  C.  1902.  pp58.  80. 

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McCrady,  Edward.  The  history  of  South  Carolina  in  the  revolution,  1780-1783...  New  York,  London,  The 
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[Is]  somewhat  narrow,  he  has  done  well  what  he  undertook  to  do... honest  and  sound  Judgment";  Nation 
76(1903)314-6  "one  long  indictment  of  Greene. .  .attacked  with  severity  and  bitterness  not  easily  paral- 
leled In  recent  historical  writing";  Nation  76(1903)336-7  "depreciatory  spirit... of  Greene... one  of  the 
most  valuable  contributions  to  State  history. .  .author  is  first  a  South  Carolinian  and  second  an  historian 
...corrected  many  an  error,  dissipated  more  than  one  illusion,  and  revealed  the  weakness  and  incon- 
sistencies of  more  than  one  prominent  figure... lack  of  sober,  unbiased  judgment  and  impartial  analysis 
...profusion  of  facts,  but... no  true  historical  spirit";  Dial  34(1903)155  "a  noble  work. .  .painstaking. .. 
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Officers    of  the  regiment  In  the  Cherokee  war,  1760-61.     S  C  Hist  Mag  3(1902)202-6. 

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SYRACUSE,  N.  Y.     City  of  Onondaga  Co.  150  m.  E.   of  Buffalo. 

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Iowa    and  the  tariff  reform.     Nation  75(1902)104. 

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Mr.  McKinley's    political  legacy.     Sat  R  92(1902)356-7. 

New    England  and  the  tariff.     Outl  72(1902)724-31. 

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System    of  laud  division  adopted  by  the  Tennessee  Yazoo  Company.     Gulf  Mag  1(1902)171-3. 
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Bowman,  George  Ernest.     Ephraim  Tinkhatn's  will  and  inventory.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)122-5. 
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G  a  1 1  o  i  s,  L.     Toscanelli  et  Christophe  Colomb.     Ann  Geog  Mars(1902). 

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TOWER,  Charlemagne  (b.1848).     U.  S.  Ambassador  to  Russia  and  Germany,  writer. 

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TOWNSHEND  (fl.1760).     British  general  in  Canada. 

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TRAMPS.     Professional  vagrants. 

A  d  a  in  s,  Charles  Ely.     The  real  hobo:  what  he  is  and  how  he  lives.     Forum  33(1902)438-49. 
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L  y  o  n,  Herman  Robert.     Freighting  in  the  '60s.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)265-72. 
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M  u  n  n,  Eugene.     Early  freighting  and  claims  club  days  in  Nebraska.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)313-7. 
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and  earning  my   way...      New   York,    I.H.Blanchard   co.,    1902.     423,    [1]    p.     front,    (port.)    pi.     20cm. 
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TRAPP,  Albrecht  H.  (1813-1902).     111.  physician  and  legislator. 

Dr.    Albrecht    H.  Trapp.     Dentsch-Am  G  2.2(1902)70. 
TRAPPISTS.     R.  C.  Monastic  order. 

Flick,  Lawrence   F.      Reminiscences   of   Mr.    Luke   Maguirc,    of   St.    Augustine's,    Cambria   County,    Pa., 

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TRASKE  family. 

T  r  a  3  k,  William  Blake.     Captain  William  Traske  and  some  of  bis  descendants.     N  E  Reg  55(1901)321-30, 

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TRAVIS,  William  Barrett  (18111-36).     Ala.  officer  in  Texan  Revolution. 

B  a  r  k  e  r,  E.  C.     William  Barrett  Travis,  the  hero  of  the  Alamo.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)417-21. 
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TREAT  family. 

T  r  o  a  t,  John  H.     Treate — A  correction   (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)204. 
TRENT,  William  Peterfleld  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  professor,  author,  editor. 

G  u  t  h  r  1  e,  W.  N.     W.  P.  Trent.     Sewanee  10(1902)68-71. 
TRENTON,  N.  J.     State  Capital  in  Mercer  Co.  34  m.  from  Philadelphia. 

S  t  r  o  h  m,  Adam  J.     The  free  public  library  at  Trenton,  N.  .T.     Lib  J  27(1902)771-2. 
TRESLER  family. 

Will    of  Mrs.  Ellinor  Tresler.     [Salem,  Mass.,  ab.  1655.]     Kss  Ant  6(1902)111-112. 
TREZEVANT  family. 

S  a  1 1  e  y,  A.  S.  Daniel  Trezevant,  Huguenot,  and  some  of  bis  descendants.  S  C  Hist  Mug  3(1902)24-56, 
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TROTH  family. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Haines,  Sharp,  Collins,   Wills,  Gardiner,   Prickitt,   Eves,   Evans,  Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
TROUSDALE,  William  (1790-1872).     Tenn.  lawyer,  officer  in  war  1812,  Seminole  and  Mexican  wars,   Gov. 

A  1 1  e  n,  B.  P.     Governor  William  Trousdale.     Am  Hist  Ma*  7(1902)311-14,   port. 
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H  e  r  r  1  c  k,  Henry  W.     John  Fowler  Trow.     Notes  and  Q  20(1902)92-6. 
TROY,  N.  Y.     City  of  Rensselaer  Co.  161  m.  N.  of  New  York  City. 

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TRUE,  Benjamin  0.  (1845-1902).     Baptist  clergyman,  professor. 
Rev.  Benjamin    O.  True.  D.D.     Granite  M  33(1902)128. 
TH.UMBULL,  James  Hammond  (1821-97).     Conn,  librarian,  writer  on  Am,  Indian  languages. 

James    Hammond  Trumbull.     N  J  Hist  S  2(1902)199. 

TRUST  companies.     Financial  institutions  for  the  management  of  trust  funds. 
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Cator,  George.     Trust  companies  in  the  United  States.     Baltimore,  The  Johns  Hopkins  press,  1902.     113  p. 
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C  o  n  a  n  t,  Charles  A.    The  growth  of  trust  companies.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)574-9. 
TRUSTS.    Monopolies. 

A  u  e  r  bach,  Joseph  S.     President  Roosevelt  and  "The  Trusts."     No  Am  175(1902)877-94. 
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19Mjcm.  "List  of  books  cited":  p.  viii.  [Rev.in.Dial  34(l903)(F.W.Blackmar)  "valuable. .  .all. .  .the 
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Francis    B.    Thurber,    with    numerous   expressions   of   repressntative   opinion   and   a   bibliography.      New 
York,   Doubleday,   Page  &  company,   1902.     xxxvili,   255  p.     19cm.      [Contents. — America's  commercial 
primacy  and  the  trust  [by]  James  H.  Bridge.— Combinations  nnd  critics  [by]   Charles  R.   Flint. — Aggre- 
gated capital:   its  history  and   influence   [by]   S.   C.   T.   l)odd. — The  gospel  of  industrial  steadiness   [by] 
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Nelson,  Henry  Loomls.     The  great  business  combinations  of  today.     The  so-called  steel  trust.     Cent  65 
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P  a  r  s  o  n  s,  F.     President  Roosevelt  and  the  trusts.     Arena  2£(  1902)449  (N). 

R  o  o  s  e  v  e  1  t,  Theodore.     The  trusts  and  the  tariff.     [Speech  at  Cincinnati.]     Outl  72(1902)206-8. 

S  11  <•  i  .'•  i  0     d'gconomie  polltique   do   Paris.     Leg   trusts,   d'upros   les  documents   ainSricaiiis.     ficon    Franc 
22  NOT  (1902). 

Stone,  William  A.     The  tariff  and  the  trusts.     Indep  54(1902)2520-2. 

(Les)    Trusts  americains.     Quest  Act  27  Sept(1902). 

'Les    trusts  et  la  concurrence.     Jour  ficon  51(1902)83-6. 

The    Trust    Problem.     The  "Socialistic  Basis."     Outl  72(1002)671-3. 

Y  a  r  r  o  s,  Victor  S.     The  trust  problem  restudied.     Am  J  Soclol  8(1902-3)58-74. 
TRUTH-KNOWERS.     A  Mohammedan  gnostic  society  of  Boston. 

Vatralsky,  Stoyan  Krstoff.     Mohammedan  Gnostics  in   Ameiioa.     The  origin,   history,   character  and 

esoteric  doctrine  of  the  Truth-Knowers.     Am  Jour  Theol  6(1902)57-78. 
TSILKA,   Katerina  Stefonovna.     Bulgarian  woman  educated  in  U.   8.,  connected  with  Am.  mission. 

T  s  1  1  k  a,  Katerina  Stefanovna.     Born  among  brigands.     McClurt-  19(1902)290-300,   port. 
TUCK,  Amos  (1810-79).     N.  H.  educator,  Congressman. 

Corning,  Charles  R[obert].     Amos  Tuck.      Exeter,   N.   H.,   The   News-letter  press,    1902.     99  p.     2oyj«n. 

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TUCKER,  Benjamin  Ricketson  (b.1854).     Mass,  and  K.  Y.  publisher,  journalist,  writer. 

Ohio,  Paul.     Un  anarchiste  Americain.     Jour  ficoo  52(1902)335-40. 
TUCKER,  Ervin  Alden  (1862-1902).     N.  Y.  physician,  educator. 

Fielder,  Frank  Sidney.     Ervln  Alden  Tucker,  B.S.,  A.M.,  M.D.     Columb  Q  4(1902)277-85,  port. 
TUCKER,  Josiah  (1772-99).     English  clergyman,  Dean  of  Gloucester. 

Dean    Tucker's  Pamphlet.     Penn  Mag  25(1901)307-22  [facsim.  title], 516-26;  26(1902)81-90,255-64. 
TUCKER  family. 

Walker-  Tucker-Baylor-Norton  Meade  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(J902)205-7,281. 
TUCSON,  Arizona.     Town  of  Fima  Co.  about  250  m.  E.  of  Yuma. 

F  o  r  d,  Rochester.     Tucson,   Arizona.     Out  West  17(1902)380-95,  ill. 

PI  e  rs  o  n,  Arthur  T.     The  Indian  training-school,  Tucson,  Arizona.     Miss  R  25(1902)561-4,  ill. 
TUFTS,  James. 

Tufts,  James   Hayden.     James  Tufts.      A   Memorial.      Printed   for  the   Editor   by   the    Univ.    of   Chicago 

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TULARE  County,  Cal.    Co.  in  the  S.  central  part  of  the  state. 

Barry,  Geo.  A.     Tulare  county.     Out  West  17(1902)772-88,  ill. 
TUPELO  (Miss.).     Civil  War  engagement,  July  14-15,  1863. 

Lee,  Stephen  D.     The  battle  of  Tupelo,  or  Harriaburg,  July  14th,  1863.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)52,  map. 
TURELL,  Ebenezer  (1702-78).     Medford,  Mass.,  clergyman. 

Wild,  Helen  T.     Rev.  Ebenezer  Turell.     Medf  Reg  5(1902)22-3. 
TURELL  (Mrs.)  Jane  (Coleman)    (1708-35).     Mass.  poet. 

Morss,  Myra  Brayton.     Mrs.  Jane  Turell.     Medf  Reg  5(1902)1-12,  ill. 
TURKEH,  J.  J.  (d.  1901).     Tenn.  Confederate  officer. 

Col.  J.  J.  Turner.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)33-4,  port. 
TURNER,  Josiah  (1821-1901).     IT.  C.  politician,  editor,  lawyer,  Confederate  officer. 

Memoirs  of  Joelah  Turner  (note).     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)92-4. 

TUSCARORA  war  in  N.  C.    1711-' 13. 

Clark,  Walter.     Indian  massacre  and  Tuscarora  war  1711-'13.     N  C  Bookl  2.3(1902)3-16,  map. 

TUSKEGEE,  Ala.     Capital  town  of  Macon  Co.  45  m.  E.  of  Montgomery. 
J  o  h  n  s  o  11,  Clifton.     Tuskegee,  a  typical  Alabama  town.     Outl  72(1902)519-26,  ill. 

TUTUILA,  Samoa. 

S  e  b  r  e  e,  U.     Progress  in  American  Samoa.     Indep  54(1902)2811-21,   ill. 
TWIGGS,  H.  D.  D.     Georgia  Confederate  officer. 

E  a  s  o  n,  J.  T.     Mississippians  in  the  Virginia  army.     Confed  Vet  10(1902)23. 
TWO  Rivers,  Wis.     Village  of  Manitowoc  Co.  7  m.  N.E.  of  Manitowoc. 

D  a  v  i  d  s  o  n,  John  Nelson.     Our  Northward  Neshotah.     Wise   Hist  Proc  '01(1902)175-81. 
TYLER,  Fisher  Ames  (d.1902).     Miss.  Confederate  officer. 

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TYLER,  John  (1747-1813).     Va.  lawyer,  judge,  Governor. 

Imported    horses.     Wm  M  Mag  10(1902)210. 
TYLER,  John  (17fcO-1862).     10th  President  of  the  United  States. 
John    Tyler   (letter  1857).     Collect  15(1902)46. 

Tyler,  John,     [letter]  to  Brantz  Mayer  [1847].     Boat  Bull  7<  1902)321-3. 
TYLER,  Moses  Coit  (1825-1900).     Mich,  and  N.  Y.  Cong,  clergyman,  later  Episcopal  clerg.,  Prof.,  writer. 

Burr,  George  L.     Moses  Coit  Tyler.     Am  Hist  A  Rep  '01.1(1902)187-95. 
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Edwin    F.   Uhl.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01,31(1902)67-71. 
UINTA  Valley  Indian  reservation.    Ute  Indian  reservation  in  Utah. 

U.  S.  Geological  survey.  ...Surveys  and  examinations  of  Ninta  Indian  reservation.  Letter  from  the  sec- 
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1902. — Referred  to  the  Committee  on  Indian  affairs  and  ordered  to  be  printed.  [Washington,  Gov't 
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U.  S.  Congress.  Senate.  Committee  on  Indian  affairs.  ...Leasing  of  Indian  lands.  Hearings. .  .[Jan. 
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UMATILLA  County,  Or.  A  northeastern  Co.  of  the  state. 

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UNADILLA,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Otsego  Co.  43  m.  E.N.E.  of  Birmingham. 

Halsey,  Francis  Whiting.  The  pioneers  of  Unadllla  village,  1784-1840...  Reminiscences  of  village  life 
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"UNCLE  SAM."  Nickname  for  the  United  States. 

"Oncle  Sam."     Rech  Hist  8(1902)372-3. 
UNDERGROUND  railroad.     Anti-slavery  organization  for  helping  escaped  slaves. 

R  a  s  t  a  1  1,  John  E.     Underground  railroad  In  Nebraska.     N«»b  Hist  S  11.5(1902)323. 
UNDERTAKERS.     Those  who  manage  funerals. 

Undertakers    bill,  1809.     Low  Norf  Ant  4(1902)75-6. 
UNDERWOOD  family. 

Underwood    (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)275-6. 
UNIFORMS.     Official  dress. 

A  n     Army   Button.     Ess  Ant  6(1902)135,   ill.      [Facsimile  and  half  a   dozen   lines  on   army   button  of  IV 

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UNITED  STATES.    Republic  of  North  America  founded  July  4,  1776. 

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Coffin,  Charles  Carleton.  Building  the  nation;  events  in  the  history  of  the  United  States  from  the  revolu- 
tion to  the  beginning  of  the  war  between  the  states...  New  York  and  London,  Harp"er  &  brothers,  1902. 
485  p.  incl.  front.,  plate,  map,  facs.  23em.  [First  pub.  1883.  L.C.  3-15295] 

Colonel  Alexander  K.  McClure's  recollections  of  half  a  century...  Salem,  Mass.,  The  Salem  press  com- 
pany [1902]  vlii,  502  p.  front.,  pi.,  port.  23^cm.  [Rev.inrAm  Hist  R  9 (1903)  184-7 (H. V.Ames) 
"some  fifty  miscellaneous  sketches  of  men  prominent  in  the ...  history  of  the  republic ...  with  papers  upon 
important  events. .  .style. .  .of  the  experienced  journalist. .  .substantially  free  from  errors  of  fact." 
L.C.  2-25939] 

Davenport,  Benjamin  R[ush]  The  youths'  history  of  the  United  States  from  the  discovery"  of  the  Ameri- 
can continent  to  the  present  time...  Cincinnati,  0.,  W.H.Ferguson  company  [1902]  1  p.  1.,  739-934  p. 
Incl.  pi.  front.,  ill.,  pi.  24cm.  ["Some  of  these  pages  are  used  in  the  'Library  of  history'  "...  Also 
Issued  as  a  part  of  The  discovery  and  conquest  of  the  New  world . . .  Introduction  by  the  Hon.  Muni t 
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Davidson,  William  M.  A  history  of  the  United  States.  Chicago,  Scott,  Foresman  and  company,  1902. 
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front,  (port.)  23cm.  [Contents. — v.  1.  Scenes  and  characters  in  American  history:  Thomas  Hutchiuson, 
last  royal  governor  of  Massachusetts.  Charles  Lee,  soldier  of  fortune.  Alexander  Hamilton  and  the 
Federalist  party.  Thomas  Jefferson,  the  conservative  reformer.  James  Madison,  the  constructive 
statesman.  Andrew  Jackson,  frontiersman  and  soldier.  Andrew  Jackson  and  American  democracy  sev- 
enty years  ago.  Harrison,  Tyler,  and  the  Whig  coalition  ("Tippeeanoe  and  Tyler  too")  Daniel  Web- 
ster and  the  sentiment  of  union. — v.  2.  In  favourite  fields:  Old  and  new  ways  of  treating  history.  John 
Milton.  The  fall  of  New  France.  Connecticut's  influence  on  the  federal  constitution.  The  deeper  sig- 
nificance of  the  Boston  tea  party.  Reminiscences  of  Huxley.  Herbert  Spencer's  service  to  religion. 
John  Tyndall.  Evolution  and  the  present  age.  Koshchei  the  deathless.  Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)514- 
6(K.C.Babcock)  "in  reality  artist's  sketches. .  .value  [variable]. .  .add  nothing  to  the  reputation  of  Dr. 
Flake. .  .publication  is... hardly  excusable";  Nation  76(1903)17  "possesses  a  good  deal  of  interest. .  .are 
...for  a  popular  audience  and  must  not  be  read  too  critically. .  .all  have  merit. .  .we. .  .strongly  recom- 
mend the  volumes";  Dial  33(1902)387-9(P.F.Bicknell)  "all... have  already  been  [printed]. .  .has  Insured 
...a  finish  and  symmetry... a  certain  tendency  to  colloquialism..."  L.C.  2-25499] 

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F  r  a  n  z,  J.  L.     Aus  d.  Vereln.  Staat.  v.  N.-A.     Neue  Zeit  (1902)No.33. 

Gilder,  Joseph  B[enson].  The  American  idea  as  expounded  by  American  statesmen;  introduction  by  An- 
drew Carnegie.  New  York,  Dodd,  Mead  &  company,  1902.  xx,  311  p.  20cm.  [Contents. — The  declara- 
tion of  Independence. — The  articles  of  confederation. — The  Constitution  of  the  Unfted  States. — Wash- 
ington's inaugurals. — Washington's  farewell  address. — The  Monroe  doctrine. — Lincoln's  Cooper  institute 
speech. — Lincoln's  inaugurals. — The  proclamation  of  emancipation. — Lincoln's  Gettysburg  speech. — Web- 
ster's Bunker  Hill  speech. — Lowell  on  democracy. — Cleveland  on  the  self-made  man. — Roosevelt  on  na- 
tional duties. — McKinley's  last  speech. — Hoar  on  free  speech. — Hay  on  our  recent  diplomacy.  Rev. in: 
Nation  75(1902)344  "Introduction. .  .takes. .  .hopeful  view  of  our  democracy. .  .seventeen  documents... 
beginning  with. .  .Declaration  of  Independence";  Dial  34(1903)52  "of  the  typical  American  documents 
...Speeches  by  the  last  three. .  .President. .  .a  very  dubious  choice ...  sophomoric  Introduction."  L.C.  2- 
23-609] 

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bly from... many  and  solid  merits. .  .well  wrought  out  and. .  .Instructive";  Nation  76(1903)95  "not... 
very  even...  In  space  or  in  fulness  of  detail. .  .within  its  limits...  an  excellent  performances,  and  one 
heartily  to  b«  recommended.,  .too  severe  on  the  Federalists."] 


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Hart,  Alb.  B.,  ed.,  and  Chapman,  Annie  B.  Source  readers  in  Am.  history,  no.  3,  How  our  Grandfathers 
lived.  N.  Y..  Maemillan.  1902.  12o.  ill. 

Higginson,  Thomas  Wentworth.  Young  folks'  history  of  the  United  States...  New  York,  London  [etc.] 
Longmans,  Green,  and  co.,  1902.  vi,  400,  [5]-33  p.  front.,  ill.,  map.  19V&cm.  [Books  for  consulta- 
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Hill,  David  J.  Our  National  Development.     Phila.,  Avil  Print.  Co.  1902.  ppll. 

I  g  n  o  t  u  s.     Nordamerikan.   Eutwicklgu.     Akad.   Blatter   (1902)No.ll. 

Kardorff-Wabnitz,  W.  v.  Gesprach  m.  e.  Nord-amerikaner.  Dtsche.  monats.  f.  d.  ges  leben 
(1902)Febr.731-37. 

L  a  v  a  s  s  e  u  r,  E.     La  population  des  fitats-Unis.     Rev  Geog  Juil  (1902). 

Lodge,  Henry  Cabot.  A  fighting  frigate,  and  other  essays  and  addresses.  New  York,  C.Seribner's  sons, 
1902.  4  p.  1.,  316  p.  21cm.  [Contents. — A  fighting  frigate. — John  Marshall. — Oliver  Ellsworth. — Daniel 
Webster:  his  oratory  and  his  influence. — Three  governors  cf  Massachusetts:  Frederick  T.  Greeuhalge, 
George  D.  Robinson,  Roger  Wolcott. — The  treaty-making  powers  of  the  Senate. — Some  Impressions  of 
Russia.— Rochambcau.— Appendix:  Letter  from  Hon.  George  F.  Hoar.  Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8(1903)571-3 
F.M.Anderson)  "a  capital  illustration  of  how  history  may  be  made  attractive. .  .accuracy  and  fair- 
mindedness  prsvent  misstatements  of  fact. .  .partiztmship  is  that  of  tone,  emphasis,  and  implication;  but 
it  is  after  all... not  history";  Dial  34(1903)153  "scholarship  and  vigor. .  .little  Christianity,  so  far  aa 
ideals  are  concerned";  Nation  75(1902)421  "Several  addresses. .  .reprinted."  L.C.  2-24749] 

Lossing,  Benson  John.  Harper's  encyclopaedia  of  United  States  history  from  458  A.  D.  to  1902,  based  upon 
the  plan  of  Benson  John  Lossing. .  .with  special  contributions  covering  every  phase  of  American  history 
and  development  by  eminent  authorities. .  .with  a  preface  on  the  study  of  American  history  by  Wood- 
row  Wilson...  New  York,  London,  Harper  &  bros.,  1902  [1901]  10  v.  col.  front.,  111.,  pi.  (partly  col.) 
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Mabie,  Hamilton  Wright.  This  country  of  ours;  its  great  achievements  and  wonderful  progress  from  the 
fifteenth  to  the  twentieth  century. .  .assisted  by  a  corps  of  special  writers  on  various  phases  of  our  his- 
tory; embellished  with  over  150  fine  engravings  by  the  best  American  artists...  IPhiladelphia?  1902] 
1  p.  1.,  11-424  p.  front.,  ill.,  pi.  25cm.  [A  new  ed.  of  the  work  pub.  under  titles  Memorial  history  of 
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MoMaster,  John  Bach,  Compendio  de  historia  de  los  Estados  Uuidos. .  .tr.  y  adaptacidu  por  Marcos  More 
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McVey,  [Isidore  Van  Aernain]  "Mrs.  J.  D.  MoVey."  Manual  of  United  States  history.  Being  volume  II 
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Mrs.  J.D.McVey,  1902.  89  p.  19%cm.  [6  blank  pages  for  notes  follow  p.  89.  L.C.  2-13806] 

Mann,  William  Justin.  America  in  its  relation  to  the  great  epochs  of  history.  Boston,  Little  Brown,  and 
company,  1902.  xvii,  315  p.  18%cm.  ["Suggestions  for  reading  or  reference":  p.  [299]-304.  Rev.ln: 
Dial  35(1903)8(J.O. Pierce)  "has  necessarily  confined  himself  to  a  generalization  that  disappoints  the 
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Marmier,  X.     Les  fitats-Unts  et  le  Canada.     Tours,  Manie,  1902.  pp  239.  80. 

Montgomery,  D[avid]  H[enry],  The  beginner's  American  history...  Boston,  Ginn  &  CO.,  1902.  vlil,  258, 
xviii  pp.  incl.  front.,  ill.,  port,  pi.,  map.  19cm.  (Leading  facts  of  history  series)  ["A  short  list  of 
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Morris,  Charles.  Ny  og  fuldstamdig  historic  uf  de  Forende  Stater;  omfatteude  vort  lands  vsext  og  be- 
drifter  fra  den  forste  opdagelse  og  bebyggelse  til  den  -lag  idag. .  .oversat  til  uorsk-dansk  af  Sigvard 
Sorensen...  Philadelphia,  Chicago  [etc.]  The  J.C.Winston  co.  [1902]  607  p.  incl.  front.,  111.,  pi.  pi. 
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Mowry,  William  A[ugustus]  and  Mowry,  Arthur  May.  First  steps  in  the  history  of  our  country...  [Enl. 
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Northrop,  Henry  Davenport,  Home  studies  in  American  history;  the  triumphant  progress  of  a  great  na- 
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Smith,  Uriah.  De  Foreiiede  Stater  uationernes  uud^r;  dots  firtids,  nutids  og  fremtids  historic  hvad  de 
Hellige  Skrlfter  siger  derom. .  .oversat  fra  deu  tredje  engolgke  revlderede  udgave.  Battle  Creek,  Mich, 
[etc.]  Review  und  herald  pub.  co. ;  Oakland,  Cal.  [etc.]  Pacific  press  publishing  co.,  1902.  324  p.  incl. 
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Smith,  Uriah.  FSrenta  Staterna  uationernas  under;  dess  forflutna,  narvarande,  framtidu  historia  hvad 
Skriften  sager  dftrom. .  .ofversattniug  fran  tredje  reviderade  engolska  upplagan.  Battle  Creek,  Mich, 
[etc.]  Review  and  herld  pub.  co. ;  Oakland,  Cal.  [etc.]  Pacific  press  publishing  co.,  1902.  324  p.  incl. 
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Smith.  Uriah.  Die  Vereinigten  Staaten  das  wunder  der  nationen;  seine  vergangenheit,  gegenwart  und 
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Battle  Creek,  Mich,  [etc.]  Review  and  herald  publishing  co. ;  Oakland,  Cal.  [etc.]  Pacific  press  pub- 
lishing co.,  1902.  324  p.  incl.  ill.,  pi.  front,  (port.)  col.  pi.,  map.  22%cm.  [L.C.  2-13802] 

Statesman's  year-book...     Lond.,  MacMillan  &  co.  1902.   [12o.]     [U.  S.=pp.  1188-1253.] 

Steele,  Joel  Dorman,  and  Steele,  Esther  Baker.  A  popular  history  of  the  United  States  of  America... 
Rev.  and  enl.  ed.  New  York,  A.S.Barnes  &  company  [1902]  18,  [3],  [9]-741,  [3]  p.  front.,  ill.,  port., 
map.  24cm.  [L.C.  2-29031] 

Stratton,  Mrs.  Ella  (Hines)  Child's  history  of  our  great  country  from  the  earliest  discoveries  to  the 
present  time...  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  National  publishing  co.  [1902]  13,  17-292  p.  col.  front.,  ill.,  pi. 
(partly  col.)  port.  25cm.  [Also  issued  ns  p.  17-292  of  the  author's  Story  of  our  nation.  1902.  L.C. 
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Stratton,  Mrs.  Ella  (Hines).  Youug  people's  history  of  our  country,  from  the  earliest  discoveries  to  the 
present  time...  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  National  publishing  co.  [1902].  13,  17-504  p.  front.,  111.,  pi.,  port. 
25cm.  [Issued  also  under  the  titles:  The  story  of  our  country;  The  thrilling  story  of  the  world's  giant 
republic,  etc.  L.C.  2-25435] 

Tappan,  Eva  March.  Our  country's  story;  an  elementary  history  of  the  United  States...  Boston,  New 
York  [etc.]  Houghton,  Mifflin  and  company  [1902]  vii,  267,  [1]  p.  front.,  111.,  map.  19%cm.  [61-Men. 
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Thalheimer,  M[ary]  E[lsie].  ...The  new  eclectic  history  of  the  United  States...  New  York,  Cincinnati 
[etc.]  American  book  co.  [1902]  viii,  9-398,  xlii,  [3]  pp.  incl.  front,  (port.)  ill.,  map.  col.  pi.  19cm. 
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Thompson,  Robert  Ellis.  The  hand  of  GorJ  in  American  history:  a  study  of  national  politics...  New 
York,  T.Y.Crowell  &  co.  [1902]  3  p.  1.,  235  p.  19cm.  [L.C.  2-7108] 

Verelnlgte  Staaten  v.  N.-A.  Phanomenale  Entwicklg.  d.  Verein.  Staat.  v.  N.-A.  Polytech.  Cen- 
tralbl.  (1902)No.2. 

Wagner,  Harr.  Supp.  to  the  Cal.  state  series  hist,  of  the  U.  S..  from  1889  to  the  present  time.  San 
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Wilson,  Woodrow  i.  e.  Thomas  Woodrow.  A  history  of  the  American  people. .  .illustrated  with  portraits, 
maps,  plans,  facsimiles,  rare  prints,  contemporary  views,  etc. . . .  New  York  and  London,  Harper  & 
brothers,  1902.  5  v.  front.,  ill.,  pi.,  port.,  map,  plan,  facs.  22%cm.  [Contents. — v.  1.  The  swarming 
of  the  English. — v.  3.  Colonies  and  nation. — v.  3.  The  founding  of  the  government. — v.  4.  Critical 
changes  and  civil  war. — v.  5.  Reunion  and  nationalization.  Rev.in:Am  Hist  R  8 (1903) 762-5 (F. J.Turner) 
"brilliant  in  style ...  artistic  literary  form... is  that  of  interpretation ...  In ...  general  perspective  and 
proportion. .  .has  shown  good  judgment  —  it  is  impossible  to  find  in  similar  compass... so  sustained  and 
vital  a  view  of  the  whole  first  cycle  of  American  history ...  not ...  more  errors  of  fact  than  are  common 
to  first  editions";  Dial  33(1902)393-5(F.W.Shepardson)  "will  be  much  better  appreciated  by  those  who 
have  read  widely  about  American  men  and  measures,  who  are... better  equipped  to  enjoy  a  philosophical 
analysis  and  review. .  .suggestive  and  interesting,  filled  with  striking  sntences,  and  convincing  in  their 
thoughtful  declarations. .  .notable  addition'';  Nation  76(1903)117-8  "general  verdict ...  commendatory ..  a 
brilliantly  written  essay  summarizing  the  general  course  of  events. .  .inevitably. .  .comment  and  opinion 
...predominate  over  fact. .  .achievement  is  praiseworthy. .  .occasionally  a  slip."  L.C.  2-25622] 
UNITED  States  of  America  (description  and  travel), 

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through  New  England,  New  York,  Canada,  and  the  West,  by  "Chauffeur,"  with  eighteen  illustrations 
by  Frank  Verbeck.  Philadelphia  and  London,  J.B.Lippineott  company,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  329  p.  ill. 
21%cm.  [Rev.in:Nation  75(1902)224  "Reflections  on. .  .any. .  .subject  suggested  by ...  station,  or  not 
suggested ...  Chief  worth. .  .In. .  .account  of  roadsW  L.C.  2-21604] 

Reminiscences    of  C.  C.  Cox.     Quar  Tex  Hist  Ass  6(1002)113-38. 

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Seligmann,  Julius.     Eiu  ausflug  iiach  Amorika.     Leipzig,  H.Swmanu  nachfolger,   1902.     1  p.  1.,  T,   175  p. 

18cm.     [L.C.  3-685J 

Stoddard,  John  L[awson],  Beautiful  scenes  of  America  from  Battery  Park  to  the  Golden  Gate.  Akron, 
0.,  New  York  [etc.]  The  Saalfleld  publishing  company,  1902.  1  p.  1.,  [128]  p.  of  ill.  with  descriptions. 
28  x  34% cm.  [L.C.  2-18020] 

Waldenstrbm,  P[aul    Fetter],      Xy.i    fftrder    1    Ainerlkas    FQr-.-uta    Stater;    reseskildringar. . .      Stockholm, 
Aktlebolaget  Normans  forlag  [1!)02]     2  p.   I.,  540  p.  Incl.  111.,   port,     front.,  fold.  col.   pi.     23cm.     [L.C. 
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Hart,  Charles  Henry.     Gilbert  Stuart's  portraits  of  men.     I.     George  Washington.     Cent  63(1901-2)508-9. 

H  a  y  w  o  o  d,  Marshall  De  Lancey.     Canova's  statue  of  Washington.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)278-87. 

Headley,  J.  T.     Washington  and  his  generals.     (Home  lib.)     N.  Y.  Burt,  1902.     12o. 

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Lamberton,  James  U.  Washington  as  a  freemason...  An  address  delivered  before  the  Grand  lodge  of 
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Wentworth  Historical  Society,  Journal  and  Transactions  of.     v:5.     Hamilton,  Can.  1902.     pp.  107.     111.     80. 

[Rev.in:N  E  Reg  56(1902)417(F.W.Parke)   all  of  interest] 
WESTBOROTJGH,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  12  m.  E.  of  Worcester. 

Roe,  Alfred  S.  Creating  character  at  the  Lyman  'school  for  boys,  Westborough,  Massachusetts.  New  Eng 
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WESTMINSTER,  Vt.     Village  of  Windham  Co.  4  m.  below  Bellows  Falls. 

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E.L.Hildreth  &  co.,  1902.     21,  [2]  p.     ill.     23cm.     [L.C.  3-20611] 
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W.  S.  Laidley,  ed.     v.  2.     Charleston,  W.  Va.  1002.     pp.  340.  ill.     80. 

WESTERN  RESERVE.     N.E.  section  of  Ohio  reserved  by  Conn,  when  ceding  western  lands  to  U.  S.  1788. 
Mathews,  Alfred.     Ohio  and  her  Western  Reserve,  with  a  story  of  three  states  leading  to  the  latter,  from 
Connecticut,  by  way  of  Wyoming,  its  Indian  wars  and  massacro.     [For  details  see  same  title  under  sub- 
ject, Ohio.] 
WEST!' ALL  family. 

Collins,  Holdridge  Ozro.     The  Westfall  family.     N  Y  Rec  33(1902)10-4,87-90. 
WE8TINGHOUSE,  George  (b.1846).     Pa.  inventor  and  manufacturer. 

M  c  F  a  r  1  a  n  d,  W.  M.     George  Westinghouso,  with  portrait.     Cassier  2;5(1902).'{73(D). 
P  r  i  c  e,  Charles  W.     George  Westinghouse.     Cosmop  33(1902)107-9,  port. 
WETHERSFIELD,  Conn.     Village  of  Hartford  Co.  3%  m.  S.  of  Hartford. 

Hicks,  Rev.  Lewis  Wilder.     "The  first  civil  settlement  in  Connecticut."     Conn  Mag  7(1002)213-32,  ill. 
WETMORE  family. 

Jack,  David  Russell.    The  Wetmore  family,  of  Charlotte  County,  New  Brunswick.  Acad  2(1902)90-7,166-9 
WHALE  fishery. 

Starbuck,  Mary  E.     Whale  oil  and  spermaceti.     New  Bug  M  26(1902)515-24,   ill. 
Wing,  Mitchell.    An  old  time  Whaler.     The  Owl  3(1902)105-8. 
WHEATLEY  family. 

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WHEATON,  Henry  (1785-1848).     R.  I.  lawyer,  minister  to  Prussia,  publicist. 

Kellen,  William  Vail.     Henry  Wheaton,  an  appreciation;  being  the  address  delivered  before  the  alumni  of 
Brown  university  on  the  occasion  of  the  one  hundredth  anniversary  of  his  graduation,  June  seventeenth, 
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WHEELER,  Joseph  (b.1836).    Ala.  Confederate  General,  Congressman,  officer  in  Spanish-American  War. 

S  o  d  1  e  r,  David  M.    Johnston's  last  volley.     South  Hist  Soc  Pap  30(1902)174-8. 
WHEELER  family. 

Crane,  Ellery  Bicknell.     President's  address.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)310-20. 
WHIFFLE,  Henry  B.  (1828-1901).     Protestant  Episcopal  Bishop  of  Minn.,  friend  of  Indians. 
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WHISKEY  rebellion.    Uprising  in  Pennsylvania  1794, 

Wellford,  Robert.     Diary  during  whiskey  insurrection  in  1794.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)1-18. 
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B  o  w  d  o  1  n,  W.  G.     James  McNelll  Whistler,   the  man  and  his  work.     London,   The  De  La   More   Press, 

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S  m  a  1 1  e  y,  G.  W.    James  McNeill  Whistler;  American  artists  abroad.     Munsey  27:45(Ap). 
WHISTLER  family. 

S  m  1  t  h,  J.  C.  C.     Hathorne — Whistler  (note).     N  E  Reg  56(1902)204. 
WHITE,  Andrew  (d.1656).     Mil.  R.  C.  priest. 

D  e  v  i  1 1,  E.  I.     Father  Andrew  White.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)72-4. 

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WHITE,  Stewart  Edward  (b.1873).     Author,  naturalist. 

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WHITE,  Theodore  G.  (1872-1901).     Columbia  professor,  scientist,  writer. 

Pine,  John  B.     Theodore  G.  White.     Columb  Q  4(1902)50-2.  port. 
WHITE  family. 

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WHITE  HOUSE.     Official  residence  of  the  President  of  the  United  States. 

K  e  n  n  a  n,  George.     The  White  House.     Ontl  70(1902)287-99,  ill.,  plans. 

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WHITEHEAD  family. 

C  u  r  t  i  s,  C.  B.     Daniel  Whltehead  and  some  of  his  descendants.     N  V  Rec  33(1902)101-3. 

Whitehead    family  deeds.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)139-41. 
WHITING  family. 

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M  a  g  e  e,  James  F.  Whiting  family.     Dedh  Reg  13(1902)64-5. 

The     old    Whiting  mills  on  Mother  Brook.     Dedh  Reg  13(1902)97-8,  111. 
WHITFIELD,  James  (1770-1834).     Archbishop  of  Baltimore. 

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WHITING,  William  Henry  Chase  (1825-65).     Confederate  General. 

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WHITEMAN,  Walt  (1819-1892).     American  writer  and  poet. 

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Whitman,  Walt.  Letters  written  to  his  mother  from  1866  to  1872,  together  with  certain  papers  prepared 
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WHITMARSH  family. 

Bates,  N.  W.  Genealogy  of  the  Whltmarsh  Faintly.  Revised  edition,  1902.  West  Bloomfleld,  N.  Y. 
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WHITMORE,  William  Henry  (1836-1900).     Boston  merchant,  genealogist,  antiquarian,  historian. 
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WHITNEY,  Barney.    N.  Y.  teacher. 

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G  1  e  e  d,  Charles  S.     William  Collins  Whitney.     Cosmopol  33(1902)419-20,  port. 
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WICKES  family. 

Will    of  Thomas  Wickes  [Salem,  Mass,  ab.1656]     Ess  Ant  6(1902)165-6. 
WICKLIFFE  family. 

David    Wickllffe.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)175-7. 

WIEDERHOLDT,  Capt.  (d.1805).     Capt.  in  American  Revolution. 
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Gunnison,  Almon.     An  old  letter  from  a  New  England  attic.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)344-52,  ill.,  port. 
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W  1  1  k  e  s  o  n,  S.     Historical  writings  of  Judge  Samuel  Wilkeson,  prefaced  with  a  biographical  sketch  by 

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WILKINS,  Jesse  Montgomery  (b.1875).     Miss,  legislator,  local  hist,  writer. 

[Jesse    Montgomery  Wilkins]     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)265. 
WILL  County,  111.    A  Co.  in  the  N.E.  part  of  state. 

M  a  n  n  h  a  r  d  t,  Emil.     Die  Jeveraner-Kolonle  in   Will  County,   111.,  und  ihre  T5chter-Kolonieu.     Deutsch- 

Am  G  2.1(1902)33-9. 
WILLARD,  Emma  (Hart)  (1787-1870).     Conn,  and  N.  Y.  educator,  writer,  poet. 

Bartlett,  Ellen  Strong.     Emma  Wlllard,  a  pioneer  of  education  for  women.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2) 

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WILLARD,  George  (1824-1901).     Michigan  clergyman,  educator  and  journalist,  Congressmen. 

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WILLCOX,  Joseph  (1728-ab.»2).    N.  C.  iron  manufacturer,  legislator. 

W  1  1  1  c  o  x,  Joseph.     John  Willcox,  of  Pennsylvania  nnd  North  Carolina.     Am  Cath  Res  19(1902)17-25. 
WILLCOX  family. 

Willcox    family.     Wni  M  Q  11(1902)58-60. 
WILLET  family. 

Carpenter,  Daniel  H.     Willot  record.     N  Y  Rec  33(1902)106-7. 
WILLIAM  AND  MARY  College.     College  at  Williamsburg,  V*.,  fd.  1693. 

Anderson,  Josephine.     William  and  Mary  College.     Am  Month  M  21(1902)453-4. 

Founders    Tablet  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1901)280. 

Papers  relating  to  the  administration  of  Governor  Nicholson  and  to  the  founding  of  William  and  Marv 
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Tyler,  Lyon  G.     History  in  William  and  Mary  college.     Nation  75(1902)399-400. 

William    and  Mary  College  in  1858.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)251-7. 
WILLIAMS,  George  G.  (b.1826).     New  York  banker. 

Lefevre,  Edwin.     Mr.  Williams  and  the  Chemical  national  bank...      [New  York]   Doubleday,   Page  A  com- 
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WILLIAMS,  Henry  (1816-1901).     Boston  educator. 

H  a  s  k  i  n  s,  David  G.     Henry  Williams.     N  E  Re«  56  Suppl  (1902)11-111. 
WILLIAMS,  Isaac  (1737-1820).     Ohio  Valley  pioneer,  Indian  fighter,  trapper. 

G  i  b  b  e  n  s,  Alvardo  F.     Isaac  Williams.     W   Va  Mag  2.1(1902)36-45. 
WILLIAMS,  James  H.     Sailor,  organizer  of  the  International  Seamans  Union. 

Williams,  James  H.     The  autobiography  of  a  labor  leader.     Indep  54(1902)2634-8. 
WILLIAMS.  John  R.  (1782-1854).     Michigan  pioneer,  soldier  in  war  of  1812,  General  in  Black  Hawk  war. 

Williams,  John  R.   Papers  of.  Comp.  by  Burton,  C.   M.     The  Black  Hawk  War.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01 , 

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WILLIAMS,  Roger  (1599-1683).     Mass,  clergyman,  founder  of  R.  I.,  writer. 

C  a  r  p  e  n  t  e  r,  E.  J.     Roger  Williams  and  tho  plantations  at  Providence.     New  Eng  M"  26(1902)353-64. 
WILLIAMS  family. 

Goodspeed,  Charles  S.     Williams  Bible  records.     N  E  Reg  56(1902)363-4. 

Will    of  George  Williams  [Salem,  Mass,  ab.1654].     Ess  Ant  6(1902)22. 

Will    of  Marie  Williams.     [Salem,  Mass,  ab.1654]     Ess  Ant  6(1902)23-4. 

Williams-Hill    (note).     Va  Mag  10(1902)107. 
WILLIAMSBTJRG.  Va.     Town  of  James  City  Co.  about  50  m.  E.S.E.  of  Richmond. 

B  r  u  t  o  n    church  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)275. 

Capitol    landing  bridge  (near  Williamsburg)    (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)274. 

Piazzas    of  the  Capitol  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)-275. 

Proprietors    of  lots  in  Williamsburg  in  1783.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)114-5. 

Old    Williamsburg,  Va.     Ctry  Life  Am  2:69(Jc). 
WILLIS,  Benjamin  (1686-1767).     Medford  (Mass.)  town  clerk  and  deacon. 

Extracts    from  Dea.  Willis's  diary.     Medf  Reg  5(1902)95. 
WILLIS  family. 

Blackford,  Chas.  M.     Mildred  Washington  Willis  (note).     Va  Mag  10(1902)108-10. 

Haines,  George.     Ancestry  of  the  Haines,   Sharp,   Collins,    Wills,   Gardiner,   Prlckitt,    Eves,   Evans,   Moore, 

Troth,  Borton  and  Engle  families.       [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject,  Haines  family.] 
WILLIS,  N.  P.  (1806-67).     American  editor,  writer,  poet. 

Willis,  N.  P.   (letter).     The  Forest-Willis  trouble.     Collect  16(1902)14-5. 
WILLS,  William  Henry  (1809-89).     N.  C.  itinerant  Methodist  preacher,  merchant. 

Wills,  Wm.  H.     A  Southern  sulky  ride  in  1837,  from  N.  C.  to  Ala.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)471-83. 
WILMINGTON,  N.  C.     City  of  Hanover  Co.  on  Cape  Fear  R.  134  m.  S.S.E.  of  Raleigh. 

S  p  r  u  n  t,  James.     Tales  of  the  Cape  Fear  blockade.     N  C  Bookl  1.10(1902)3-112,  ill. 
WILSON,  James  (1797-1881).    N.  H.  politician,  legislator,  and  Congressman. 

B  r  i  g  g  s,  J.   F.     General  James  Wilson.     Historic  Quart  3(1902)1-26. 

Gen.  James  Wilson  of  New  Hampshire.     Notes  and  Q  20(1902)110-12. 

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WILSON,  Thomas  (1832-1902).     Am.  anthropologist,  writer. 

M  1  1  1  s,  W.  C.     Memorial  to  Thomas  Wilson.     Ohio  Arch  &  Hist  Pub  11(1902)157-0. 
Moorehead,  Warren  K.     The  late  Dr.  Thomas  Wilson.     Am  Anttq  24(1902)408. 
Moorehead,  Warren  K.     Thomas  Wilson.     Am  Ant  24(1902)404-7. 
Thomas    Wilson.     Annals  of  Iowa  5(1902)478. 

WILSON,  William  L.  (1843-1900).     W.  Va.  educator,  Congressman,  IT.  S.  Postmaster-General. 
Herbert,  Hon.  Hilary  A.     William  Lyne  Wilson.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)15-7. 
Straus,  Hon.  Oscar  S.     William  Lyne  Wilson.     South  Hist  A  Pub  6(1902)18-20. 
WILSON,  Woodrow  (b.1856).    President  of  Princeton  University,  writer. 
Andrews,  Sanford.     Woodrow  Wilson.     Cosmopol  33(1902)651-4,  port. 
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Dr.  Woodrow  Wilson.     World's  Work  4(1902)2585,  port.  only. 
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Princeton's    new  president.     Outl  71(1902)589,  port. 
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WINCHESTER,  James  (1752-1826).     Officer  in  War  of  1812. 

B  n  r  t  o  n,  C.  M.     Papers  and  orderly  book  of  Brigadier  General  James  Winchester.     Mich  Hist  Coll  '01, 

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WINDWARD  and  Leeward  Us.    Descriptive  names  of  two  groups  of  the  Lesser  Antilles,  West  Indies. 

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WING,  Isaac  Hozie  (1825-96).     Sandwich,  Mass,  whaling-  captain. 

Wing,  Mitchell.     An  old  time  whaler.     The  Owl  3(1902)105-108. 
WING,  John.     Colonial  clergyman  and  writer. 
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''The     saints   advantage."    The  Owl  3(1902)110-112  [ace.  of  Rev  John  Wings  sermon.] 
WING,  Lucius  Bliss  (1822-1902).     Ohio  banker  and  business  man. 

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WINNEBAGO  County,  Wis.     Co.  in  E.  central  part  of  state. 

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WINSLOW,  Edward  (1595-1655).     Governor  of  Mass. 

Governor    Edward  Winslow's  will.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)1-3,  tacs. 
WINSLOW,  Isaac  (b.1742).     Boston  merchant,  loyalist. 

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WOLFE,  James  (1727-59).  British  General,  the  capturer  of  Quebec. 

W  r  o  n  g,  6.  M.     Wolfe  et  1'  "filegie"  de  Gray.     Rech  Hist  8(1902)51-2. 
WOMACK  family. 
Hubert,  Sarah  D.     Genealogy   of  part  of  the  Cody  and   Womack  families  of  America.      [For  details  ace 

same  title  under  subject.  Cody  family.] 
WOMAN  SUFFRAGE.     Right  of  women  to  vote. 

Anthony,  Susan  B.     Woman's  half-century  of  evolution.     No  Am  175(1902)800-10. 

History  of  woman  suffrage...  New  York,  Fowler  &  Wells,  1881-[cl902]  4  v.  fronts.,  ports.  24^cm. 
[Imprint  of  v.  3:  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Susan  B.  Anthony;  London,  [A.  Strahan;  etc.,  etc.]  1887;  v.  4: 
Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Susan  B.  Anthony  [c!902]  Vol.  1-3  edited  by  Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton,  Susan  B.  An- 
thony, and  Matilda  Joslyn  Gage;  v.  4,  by  Susan  B.  Anthony  and  Ida  Husted  Harper.  On  t.-p.  of  v.  1: 
In  two  volumes;  v.  2-3:  In  three  volumes;  v.  4:  In  four  volumes.  Contents. — v.  1.  1848-1861. — v.  2.  1861- 
1876.— v.  3.  1876-1885.— v.  4.  1883-1900.  Rev.in:Nation  76(1903)250  "(1883-1900)...  for  instruction  only, 
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WOMAN'S  crusade.  A  movement  against  the  liquor  traffic. 

L  e  i  g  h  t  o  n,  (Mrs.)Harriet  W.     Reminiscences  of  the  crusade  in  Nebraska.     Neb  Hist  S  11.6(1902)165-71. 
WOOD,  George  (3.1682).     Darby  (Fa.)  Quaker  pioneer. 

Certificate    of  removal  of  Genrge  Wood,  1682. — Recorded  in  Darby  (Penna,)  Monthly  Meeting  Min- 
ute Book,  Vol.  II.p.7.—     Penn  Mag  26(1902)408. 

WOOD,  Leonard  (b.1800).     Officer  in  Spanish-American  War,  Military  Governor-General  of  Cuba. 
General    Leonard  Wood.     World's  Work  4(1902)2246,  port.  only. 
R  o  o  s  e  v  e  1  t,  Theodore.     Three  college-bred  Americans.     Harv  Grad  M  11(1902-3)1-5. 
WOOD  family. 

Wood,  James  A.     Collector  of  Internal  Revenue,   Portsmouth,   N.   H.     Legal  Residence,   Acworth,   N.   H. 
Descendants  of  the  twin  Brothers  John  and  Benjamin  Wood.     Rumford  Press.  1902.     12mo.  pp.  187.  port. 
[Rev.in:N  E  Reg  56(1902)328(F.W.Parke)    [has]   "impaired. .  .usefulness  by   [no]   Index."] 
WOODBURY,  Levi  (1789-1851).     N.  H.     U.  S.  senator,  Sec.  of  Navy,  and  of  Treas.     Justice  of  Supreme  Court 

Woodbury,  Levl.     [Letter]  to  William  Plumner  [1826].     Bost  Bull  7(1902)182-3. 
WOODBURY,  Conn.    Village  of  Litchfleld  Co.  12  m.  W.  of  Waterhury. 

Strong,  Julia  M.,  ed.     The  town  and  people:  chronolog.  comp.  of  writings  fr.  residents  of  Woodbury,  Ct. 

J.M.Strong,  1902.     12o,  ill. 
WOODLAND,  Cal.     Village  of  Yolo  Co.  81  m.  N.N.E.  of  San  Francisoo. 

T  h  o  m  p  s  o  m,  R.  A.     Woodland — Yolo  county.     Out  West  17(1902)121-35,  ill. 
WOODRUFF  family. 

Woodruff,  Francis  E.     A  branch  of  the  Woodruff  stock.     Morrlstown,  N.  J.  "The  Jerseymau"  Office.  1902. 

pp  38. 
WOODS,  Henry  (1820-1901).     Boston  merchant. 

Henry    Woods.     N  E  Reg  56  Suppl  (1902)lxxv-lxxvii. 
WOODS,  Thomas  H.  (b.1838).     Miss  judge,  Confederate  officer,  hist,  writer. 

Thomas    H.  Woods.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)91. 
WOODSON  family. 

Wood  son    family.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)185-91;  11:50-8, 


WRITINGS    ON     AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902.  241 

WOODWORTH  family. 

Wood-worth,  Elijah  B.      Descendants  of  Walter  Woodworth  of  Soltuate,   Mass. ;   Sketch  of  Samuel  Wood- 
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WOOL  manufacture.     Making  of  woolen  goods. 

P  r  a  t  t,  L.  E.     The  origin  and  history  of  the  Willamette  Woolen  factory.     Oreg  Q  3(1902)248-59. 
WORCESTER  Branch  railroad.     Mass,  railroad  incorporated  1838. 

Bancroft,  James  H.     Worcester  Branch  railroad.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)642-50. 
WORCESTER,  Mass.     City  of  Worcester  Co.  44  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

Bancroft,  Jas.  H.     History  of  the  Central  Exchange  from  1804  to  1896.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)324-62. 

Bancroft,  James  H.     The  Merrlfield  fire  of  1854.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)142-161. 

Bancroft,  James  H.     Manchester  Street  fire.     Wor  Soc  Ant  18(1902)33-48. 

C  o  g  s  w  e  1  1,  M.  L.  T.     The  Trumbull  mansion  and  Us  occupants.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)241-49,  111. 

Crane.     History  of  the  Jo  Bill  road.     Wor  Soc  Ant  18(1902)206-17. 

Dodge,  Mary  Cochran.  A  list  of  the  soldiers  In  the  war  of  the  revolution,  from  Worcester,  Mass.,  with  a 
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["Exercises  In  commemoration  of.  revolutionary  heroes  held  at  City  hall,  May  30tb,  1901,  under  the 
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E  a  r  1  e,  Stephen  C.    The  architecture  of  the  second  court  house.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)212-16. 

Early    Worcester  families.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)507-24. 

Exercises    at  the  sencond  court  house,  June  30,  1900.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)209-56,  ill. 

Fifty  glimpses  of  Worcester  and  Lake  Quinsigamond.     Worcester,  Mass.,  Denholm,  1902. 

Green,  Samuel  Swett.     The  second  parish  In  the  second  court  houee.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)237-240. 

H  1 1 1,  B.  T.    The  second  court  house  and  the  early  bar.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)220-236,  111. 

J  a  q  u  e  s,  George  [The  Chandler  farm].     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)114-6. 

Old    Lincoln  Street. — The  Daniel  Henchman  farm.     Wor  Soc  Ant  18(1902)255-65. 

The     Nathan    Patch  house  and  north  end  of  Main  street.     Wor  Soc  Ant  18(1902)242-53. 

R  1  p  p  e  1,  J.  A.     Worcester,  Mass.     Nat'l  M   (Bost)   16(1902)614-21.  111. 

Roe,  Alfred  S.     My  flower  garden.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)423-41. 

S  t  i  1  e  s,  F.  G.  1899.     Old  Market  street  sixty  years  ago.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)101-6. 

S  t  1 1  e  s,  F.  G.     School  street  In  the  thirties  and  early  forties.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)93-101,  plan. 

Stiles,  Frederick  G.    A  sketch  of  the  Worcester  light  infantry,  1803-1902.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)616-39 

S  t  u  r  g  1  s,  Mrs.  E.  O.  P.    Old  Lincoln  street  [In  Worcester].     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)123-34. 

S  t  u  r  g  1  s,  (Mrs.)E.  O.  P.     Old  Worcester.     Wor  Soc  Ant  18(1902)69-90. 

S  t  u  r  g  1  s,  (Mrs.)E.  O.  P.     Old  Worcester.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1901)402;  19:470-89. 

S  t  u  r  g  1  s,  Mrs.  E.  O.  P.    A  story  of  three  old  houses.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(1900)134-142. 

Worcester    artillery  roll.     Wor  Soc  Ant  17(19011607-12. 

Worcester  Society  of  Antiquities,  Proceedings  of  the  Worcester  Mass.     The  Society  80.  v.  17  1901,  pp668 
[Published  1902] ;  v.  18,  1902,  nos.  1-6  pp.  276.     [Actually  Issued  1902-3  but  for  the  year  1902  and  with 
title  page  so  dated.] 
WORTHINGTON,  Thomas  (b.1773).     Ohio  pioneer. 

Cole,  Frank  Theodore.     Thomas  Worthlngton.    Old  Northw  Q  5(1902)33-7,121-6,  ill. 
WRAY,  James.     Va.  midshipman  in  British  capture  of  the  Philippines,  1762. 

First    American-born  naval  officer  In  the  Philippines.     Va  Mag  10(1902)212-3. 
WRIGHT,  Carroll  D  (b.1840).     Mass  Sociologist,  TJ.  8.  commissioner  of  labor.  Statistician,  writer. 

Carroll    D.  Wright.     World's  Work  5(1902-3)2694,  port.  only. 

N  e  w  c  o  m  b,  H.  T.     Carroll  D.  Wright:  A  character  sketch.     R  of  Rs  26(1902)548-51,  port. 
WRIGHT,  Silas  (1795-1848).     N.  H.  State  senator,  IT.  S.  senator,  Governor  of  New  York. 

Wright.  Silas.     [Letters]  to  E.  Croswell  [1833]  and  Gov.  Harcy  [1838]  and  A.  P.  Dpshnr  [1842]     Bost 

Bull  7(1902)270-2. 
WRIGHT  family. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest.     Adam  Wright's  will  and  inventory.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)239-41. 

Bowman,  George  Ernest.     Richard  Wright's  will  and  Inventory.     Mayfl  Desc  4(1902)165-7. 
WRIGHTS  Tavern,  Concord,  Mass.     Revolutionary  landmark. 

Tolman,  George.     Wrights  Tavern.     Concord,  Mass.  Pub.  by  the  Patriot  Press.  1902.     8vo.  pp.  22.  ill. 
WYATT  family. 

W  y  a  t  t    families.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)260-4. 
WYOMING.     A  western  state  of  TJ.  8.,  admitted  1890. 

The    famous    Wyoming  law.    Out  West  16  (1902)  329-31. 

S  b  e  1  d  o  n,  A.  E.     A  Nebraska  episode  of  the  Wyoming  cattle  war.     Neb  Hist  S  11.5(1902)138-49. 


242  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY     1902. 

WYOMING,  Pa.     A  valley  and  Mt.  section  of  N.E.  Fa. 
Correspondence    of  Col.   Zebulon   Butler,   Wyoming,   Juno-December,    1778.      Proc   Wyoming   Hist 

Soc  7(1902)131-150. 

Haven,  Horace  Edwin,  ed.  Proceedings  and  collections  of  the  Wyoming  Historical  and  Geological  Society 
for  the  year  1901.  Vol.  VIII.  Wllkes-Barre,  Pa.  printed  for  the  Soc.  1902.  pp  258,  So,  111.  [Rov.in: 
Penn  Mag  26(1902)482  "several  papers... of  great  value":  N  E  Reg  57(1903)344(F.W.Parke)  "admir- 
able."] 

Mathews,  Alfred.  Ohio  and  her  Western  Reserve,  with  a  story  of  three  states  leading  to  the  latter,  from 
Connecticut,  by  way  of  Wyoming,  Its  Indian  wars  and  massacre.  [For  details  see  same  title  under  sub- 
ject, Ohlo.l 

Mathews,  Alfred.     A  story  of  three  states.     Scrlb  M  31(1902)408-19,558-70,  ill.,  map. 
Echoes    of  the  Massacre  of  Wyoming.     Proc  Wyoming  Hist  Soc  7(1902)78-105. 
Orderly    Book  of  Colonel  Zebulon  Butler,  at  Wyoming,   from  Aug.   1,   1778,   to  Oct.  28,   1778.     Proc 

Wyoming  Hist  Soc  7(1902)106-30. 
Marriages    and  deaths  In  the  Wyoming  section  of  Pennsylvania,  1797-1810.     Proc  Wyoming  Hist  Soc 

7(1902)201-28. 
YAKIMA  County,  Wash.     Co.  in  the  central  part  of  state. 

Washington  irrigation  company,  Zillah,  Wash.     Sunnyside  Irrigation  canal...     3d  ed.     Seattle,  Lowman  & 

Hanford  stationery  and  printing  co.,  1902.     [80]  p.  incl.  39  ill.,  map.     15%  x  24cm.     [L.C.  3-5065] 
YALE,  Elihu  (1649-1721).     Mass.  Gov.  of  Madras,  benefactor  of  Yale  college,  which  received  his  name. 

S  t  e  1  n  e  r,  Bernard  C.     Two  New  England  rulers  of  Madras.     So  Atlan  Q  1(1902)209-23. 
YALE  University.     TTniv.  at  New  Haven,  Conn.,  fd.  1701. 

Dexter,  Morton.     Yale  University  Bicentennial  Anniversary.     Maes  Hist  Soc  Proc  11.15(1901-2)320-3. 
The  first  Intercollegiate  Regatta,  August  3,  1852,  commemorated  December  10,  1902,  at  the  University  club. 

New  York.     pp23,  111. 

G  a  1  e,  H.     Yale  education  versus  culture.     Pedajrog  Sem  9:3(Mr). 

Hart,  Samuel,  M.A.,  D.D.     Yale  college  In  Old  Saybrook.     Conn  Mag  7(1902)266-72,  ill.,  port. 
O  v  1  a  1 1,  Edwin.     The  making  of  Yale.     New  Eng  M  25(1901-2)426-42,  111.,  port.,  facs. 
P.,  B.    The  Yale  bicentennial  publications.     Atlan  89(1902)423-6. 
YANDELL,  Enid  (b.1875).     Am.  sculptor. 

Ladegast,  Richard.     Enid  Yandell,  the  sculptor.     Outl  70(1902)81-3,  111. 
YARMOUTH,  Mass.     Village  of  Barns  table  Co.  76  m.  S.E.  of  Boston. 

Yarmouth,  Mass.,  vital  records.     Mayfl  Desc  3(1901)36-9,245-9;  4:188-9. 
YATES  family. 

A  g  1 1  o  n  b  y,  F.  K.     The  Yates  and  Agllonby  families,  of  Jefferson  County,   West  Va.     W  Va  Mag  2.3 

(1902)44-51. 
YELLOWSTONE  PARK.     National  Park  at  the  N.W.  corner  of  Wyoming. 

Hatfield,  W.  F.     "Geyserland  and  wonderland";  a  view  and  guide  book  of  the  Yellow  stone  national  park 
[San  Francisco,   Press  of  the  Hlcks-Judd  company,   1902]     75  p.   Incl.   pi.     fold.   map.     12  x   15cm. 
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YERKES.  Charles  Tyson  (b.1837).     N.  Y.  Capitalist,  Donor  of  Yerkes  observatory,  Chicago  TTniv. 

M  o  f  f  e  t  t.  Samuel  E.     Charles  Tyson  Yerkes.     Cosmopol  33(1902)411-6,  port. 
YONKERS,  N.  Y.     City  of  Westchester  Co.  15  m.  N.  by  E.  of  New  York  City. 

Church  Jubilee  Memorial  Year  Book  of  the  First  Presbyterian  Church  of  Yonker»  N.   Y.     Yonkers  N.   Y. 

Apr.  1902.     paper  p.  206.     Historical  sketch  p.  22-63. 
YORK  County,  Maine.  The  most  southwestern  Co.  of  state,  borders  on  N.  H. 

G  o  o  1  d,  N.     York  County  court  records.     Old  Eliot  5(1902)77-80. 
YORK,  Me.    Village  of  York  Co.  8  m.  E.N.E.  of  Portsmouth. 

B  o  u  v  e,  Pauline  Carrlngton.    Old  York,  a  forgotten  seaport.     New  Eng  M  26(1902)679-96,  ill. 
YORK  County,  Va.     An  eastern  Co.  of  state  on  Chesepeake  Bay. 
Proceedings    In  York  County  Court.     Wm  M  Q  11(1902)28-38. 
Taxes    In  York  County  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)281-2. 
YORKTOWN,  Va.     Revolutionary  War  siege,  October  1781. 
The    diary    of  Col.  John  Laurens  [Yorktown].     Collect  15(1902)121-2. 

Edward    Hand  to  Jasper  Yeates  on  the  siege  of  Yorktown  in  1781  (letter).    N  Y  Bull  6(1902)286. 
YORKTOWN,  Va.     Village  of  York  Co.  36  m.  N.N.W.  of  Norfolk. 

Division   of  the  land  at  Yorktown  (note).     Win  M  Q  10(1902)273-4. 
F  o  1  8  o  m,  A.  A.     Yorktown  In  1854.     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)213-21. 
The    old    well  at  Yorktown  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)237. 
Windmill    at  Yorktown  (note).     Wm  M  Q  10(1902)274. 


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YOUNG,  Frederick  (b.1817).     Canadian  statesman. 

Young,  Sir  Frederick.     A  pioneer  of  imperial  federation  in  Canada.     London,  G.Allen,  1902.     xi,  249  p.     10 
port.   incl.   front.     19V£cm.      [An   autobiography.      Rev.in:Hiat   Pub   Canad   7(1902)14-5   "...record   of... 
tour  in  Canada  in  1901,  with. .  .after-dinner  speeches. .  .in  support  of ...  Imperial  Federation. .  .arguments 
.  .  .neither  new  nor  convincing."     L.C.  2-25186] 
YOUNG,  William  K.  (1838-1901).     Texas  Confederate  General. 

M  e  C  1  a  n  a  h  a  n,  W.  F.     Gen.  W.  H.  Young.     Crnifed  Vet  10(1902)31. 
TOW  ANNE  (or  Hiowanni)  Indians.     A  branch  of  the  Choc  taws. 

Hamilton,  Peter  J.     The  Yowanne,  or  Hlowaniii,  Indians.     Miss  Hist  P  6(1902)403-10,  map. 
YUCATAN.     Peninsular  state  of  southeastern  Mexico. 

Alba,  [Maria  del  Rosario  (Falco  y  Osorio)  Fitz  James  9.  duquesa  de  Berwick  y  16.  duquesa  de.  Nuevos 
nut6grafos  de  Crlst6bal  Col6n  y  relaciones  de  Ultramar.  [For  details  see  same  title  under  subject, 
Columbus,  Chr.] 

K  r  o  w  11,  Hubert  W.     The  story  of  Yucatan.     Miss  R  25(1902)281-9,  111.,  port. 
D  a  w  1  e  y,  Thomas  R.     Mexico's  new  territory.     Outl  72(1902)212-4. 
YUKON  river,  Alaska.     A  river  rising:  in  Brit.  Columbia,  flowing:  across  Alaska  into  Bering  Sea. 

U.  S.  Revenue  cutter  service.  Report  of  the  operations  of  the  steamer  Nuuivak  on  the  Yukon  River  sta- 
tion, Alaska,  1899-1901.  By  First  Lieut.  J.  C.  Cantwell,  R.  C.  S.,  commanding.  Washington,  Gov't 
print,  off.,  1902.  325  p.  pi.  24cm.  ([Treasury  dept.  Doc.  no.  2276])  [Contents.— Letters  of  trans- 
mittal. — Department  orders. — pt.  I.  Narrative. — pt.  II.  General  information  in  regard  to  the  Yukon  Val- 
ley region. — pt.  III.  Mines  and  mining. — pt.  IV.  Ethnological  notes. — pt.  V.  Explorations. — pt.  VI.  Medi- 
cal report,  by  Surg.  James  T.  White,  R.  C.  S. — pt.  VII.  Appendix:  A.  Table  of  distances  between  settle- 
ments on  the  Yukon  River.  B.  Schedule  of  freight  and  passenger  rates  on  the  Yukon  River.  C.  List  of 
vessels  engaged  in  commerce  on  the  Yukon  River.  D.  Comparative  vocabulary  of  the  Eskimo  and  Ingalik 
tribes  inhabiting  the  region.  E.  Component  parts  of  the  ration  issued  to  the  crew  of  the  Nunivak  while 
on  the  station.  F.  Natural  history.  G.  Meteorological  record.  L.  C.  3-9590] 

ZAKRZEWSKA,  Marie  (1829-1908).    Physician,  Professor,  founder  of  women's  hospitals  in  N.  Y.  and  Boston. 
C  h  e  y  n  e  y,  (Mrs.)Ednah  D.     Sketch  of  Dr.  Zakrzewska's  life.     Open  Court  16(1902)391-5,  ill.,  port. 


CLASSIFIED   INDEX. 


For  Outline  of  this  Index,  see  Table  of  Contents. 
TO  LOOK   UP  SUBJECTS  SEE  CORRESPONDING   WORD  IN  THE  ALPHABETICAL  SERIES  IN  THE  TEXT 

GENERAL  WORKS. 

AUTOGRAPHS.     MM.  written  by  the  author's  own  hand. 

ENCYCLOPAEDIAS.    Abstracts  of  human  knowledge  on  many  subjects. 

HISTORICAL  societies. 

HISTORY  (Study,  Writing  and  Teaching). 

MANUSCRIPTS  (incl.  documents).     Early  unpublished  writings  of  historic  value. 

PATRIOTIC  SOCIETIES.     Societies  of  descendants  of  men  celebrated  in  American  history. 

PERIODICALS  and  Transactions. 

PUBLIC  RECORDS.     Official  records  of  the  state. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY.     Art  of  book  description.    A  descriptive  list  of  books. 

Special  bibliographies  may  be  found  under  the  following  headings:  Adams,  Herbert  Baxter  (Johns 
Hopkins);  Agriculture  (XT.  S.);  America  (Labberton) ;  Am.  Colonization  Society  (List);  Antarctic  (Balch); 
Audubon;  Banks  (Catterall)  (White);  Barbour;  Bermuda  (Verrill);  Boston  (Boston,  Engin.)  (Whitmore), 
Brazil  (Canstatt) ;  Brooklyn  'Check  list);  California  (native);  Canada  (Geddes)  (Severance)  (Tricoohe); 
Carter;  Catholic  Church  (Index)  (Wishart) ;  Caucus  (Thompson);  Census  (U.  S.  census. .  .abstract) ;  Central 
America  (Bureau) ;  Cities  (Detroit) ;  Colonial  possessions  (Reinsoh) ;  Columbus  (Alba) ;  Concord,  N.  H. 
(Hammond);  Dial;  Economics  (Laughlin) ;  Education  (Cubberly)  (Rollins)  (Schafer)  (Wyer) ;  Finances 
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HISTORICAL  WRITERS. 

BARTON,  William  Sumner  (1824-99).     Worcester,  Mass.,  City  Treasurer,  local  hist,  writer. 

BRACKENRIDGE,  Henry  M.  (1786-1871).     Pa  lawyer,  writer,  historian. 

BRADLEE,  Caleb  Davis  (1831-97).     Boston  clergyman,  historical  and  genealogical  writer. 


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BROWN,  A.  J.  (b.1834).     Miss,  merchant,  officer,  local  historical  writer. 

BUSEY,   Samuel  Clagett.     D.  C.  physician  and  local  historian. 

BYRD,  William  (1674-1744).     Va.  lawyer,  member  of  the  Colonial  Council,  hist,  writer. 

CALHOON,  S.  8.  (b.1838).     Miss,  judge,  Confederate  officer,  historical  writer. 

DEAN,  John  Ward  (1815-1902).     Boston  librarian,  writer,  ed.  N.  E.  Reg. 

DENTON,  Daniel  (fl.1666).    N.  Y.  historian. 

DENY8,  Nicolas  <  1598-ab,1672).     Am.  historian. 

DEITFREE  (Mrs.),  N.  D[urhams]  (fl.1901).     Miss,  local  hist,  writer. 

DODGE,  Reuben  Rawson  (1819-99).     Button,  Mass.,  genealogist,  local  hist,  writer, 

DRUMMOND.  Josiah  H.  (1827-1902).     N.  H.  lawyer,  hist,  writer. 

EASTMAN,  Herbert  Walter  (1857-98).     N.  H.  editor,  local  writer. 

GGGLESTON,  Edward  (1837-1902).     Am.  clergyman,  historical  writer,  etc. 

EGLE,  William  Henry  (1830-1901).     Fa.  historical  writer,  surgeon  in  Civil  War. 

EVANS,  John  H.  (1824-1902).    Miss,  historical  writer. 

FISKE,  John  (1842-1901).     Am.  historical,  philosophical  writer. 

FORD,  Faul  Leicester  (1856-1902).     N.  Y.  writer,  editor  and  bibliographer. 

HERSEY,  Alfred  Henry  (1841-1901).    Boston  bibliophile,  genealogist. 

HOADLY,  Charles  Jeremy  (1828-1900). 

HOY,  Fhilo  Romayne  (1816-92).     Wis.  physician  naturalist,  archaeolcgist,  writer. 

JENKINS,  Howard  M.  (1842-1902).     Fenn.  editor,  hist,  writer. 

KORNER,  Gustav  Fhilipp  (1809-96).     Ger.  Am.  jurist,  diplomat,  historian. 

LABRIE,  Jacques  (b.1831).    Canadian  physician  and  hist,  writer. 

LAFHAM,  Increase  A.  (1811-75).     Wis.  engineer,  archaeologist,  scientist,  writer. 

LEFTWICH.  George  J.  (fl.1901).    Miss,  lawyer,  local  hist,  writer,  teacher. 

LEWIS,  Theodore  Hayes  (b.1856).     Am.  archaeologist,  writer. 

LONGWORTH,  Isreal  (1835-1902).     Nova  Bcotian  lawyer,  local  historian. 

McCLEARY,  Samuel  Foster  (1822-1901).     Boston  lawyer,  local  hist,  writer. 

MOTLEY,  John  Lothrop  (1814-77).     Am.  diplomat,  historian,  minister  to  Austria. 

PARKMAN.  Francis  (1823-33).     Mass,  historian. 

PECKHAM,  James  (1828-69).     Missouri  historian. 

PORTER,  Edward  Griffin  (1837-1900).     Mass.  Congregational  clergyman. 

POTTER,  Chandler  Eastman  (1807-68).     N.  H.  editor,  historical  writer. 

RAMSAY,  David  (1749-1815).     8.  C.  writer  of  American  history. 

REILLY,  John  T.  (fl.1902).     Fa.  Roman  Catholic  writer  of  American  history. 

RICHARDSON,  John  (1796-1852).     Canadian  soldier,  writer. 

RICORD,  Frederick  Win,  (1819-97).     N.  J.  state  super,  of  pub.  schools,  writer,  librarian. 

RILEY.  Franklin  L.  C.  (b.1868).     Miss.  Professor  of  history,  writer. 

ROCKWOOD,  Elias  Jefferson  (1833-98).     Worcester,  Mass,  local  antiquarian. 

SCHMITT,  Edmond  John  Peter  (1865-1901).     Tex.  Catholic  priest  and  historical  writer. 

SMITH,  T.  Watson  (ab.  1834-1902).     Nova  Scotian  clergyman,  editor,  historian,  writer. 

SNEAD,  Thomas  Lowndes  (1828-90).    Mo.  historian. 

STAPLES,  Samuel  Elias  (1822-1902).    Mass,  merchant,  local  historical  writer. 

STONE,  Frederick  Dawson  (1841-97).     Pa.  and  N.  J.  librarian,  hist,  writer. 

STRIKER,  William  Scudder  (1838-1900).     N.  J.  Adj.  General  in  Civil  War,  hist,  writer. 

STRONG,  Moses  (1 346-1877).     Wis.  R.  R.  engineer,  archaeological  writer,  geologist. 

TARBELL,  Ida  Minerva  (b.1867).     Pa.  and  N.  Y.  editor,  writer. 

TEELE.  Albert  Kendall  (1821-1901).     Conn.  Congregational  clergyman,  financier,  local  hist,  writer. 

TRUMBTJLL,  James  Hammond  (1821-97).     Conn,  librarian,  writer  on  Am.  Indian  language*. 

WHITMORE,  William  Henry  (1836-1900).     Boston  merchant,  genealogist,  antiquarian,  historian. 

WILKIN8,  Jesse  Montgomery  (b.1875).     Miss,  legislator,  local  hist,  writer. 

WILSON,  Thomas  (1832-1902).     Am.  anthropologist,  writer. 

WINSOR,  Justin  (1831-97).     Boston  and  Harvard  librarian,  historical  writer. 

WOODS,  Thomas  H.  (b.1838).     Kiss  judge.  Confederate  officer,  hist,  writer, 


GEOGRAPHY. 


EARTHQUAKES.    Movements  of  the  earth's  crust. 

FALL.     American  word  for  Autumn. 

GEOGRAPHY.     Description  of  the  earth's  surface  and  its  inhabitants. 

INDIAN  Summer.     Warm  weather  in  late  autumn- -St.  Martins  Bummer. 


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AMERICAN   AND    UNITED    STATES,   GENERAL. 

AMERICA.     (1)  The  Western  Hemisphere  or  (2)  the  U.  S.  of  America  q..  v. 

AMERICA,  description  and  travel. 

AMERICAN  Desert.     The  arid  region  of  the  western  U.  8. 

APPALACHIA.     Name  for  watershed  of  Allegheny  and  Monongehala  rivers. 

"BROTHER  JONATHAN."    Name  for  the  typical  American — from  Jonathan  Trumball  (t). 

COLONIAL  possessions.     All  portions  of  the  TJ.  S.  not  present  or  prospective  parts  of  the  Union. 

GREAT  LAKES,  The.     Lakes  Superior,  Michigan,  Huron,  Erie,  and  Ontario. 

GULF  states.  States  bordering  on  the  Gulf  of  Mexico. 

LEWIS  and  Clark  expedition.    An  exploration  of  nearly  the  whole  Northwest,  1804-6. 

MASON  and  Dixon  line.     Boundary  between  Fa.  and  Md.  and  between  free  and  slave  states,  surveyed  1766. 

NEW  ENGLAND.     The  states  of  Me.,  N.  H.,  Vt.,  Mass.,  Conn.,  R.  I.,  in  the  Northeast  of  U.  8. 

NORTH  AMERICA.    Northern  continent  of  western  hemisphere. 

NORTHWEST  boundary.     Boundary  between  U.  8.  and  Canada,  west  of  the  Rocky  Mts. 

NORTHWEST,  IT.  8. 

PACIFIC  coast.     Western  coast  of  America. 

ROCKY  MTS.     Mountain  range  of  western  TJ.  S.  and  Canada. 

SOUTHERN  STATES.     South  eastern  states  of  the  XT.  S. 

SOUTHWEST.     S.W.  part  of  the  U.  S. 

"THE  STATES."     Colloquial  British  name  for  the  IT.  S. 

"UNCLE  SAM."     Nickname  for  the  United  States. 

UNITED  STATES.    Republic  of  North  America  founded  July  4,  1776. 

UNITED  States  of  America  (description  and  travel). 

ALABAMA. 

ALABAMA.     Southern  state  of  U.  8.,  on  Gulf  of  Mexico,  admitted  1819. 

McGILLIVRAY,  Alexander  (1746-93).     "The  Talleyrand  of  Alabama"  U.  S.  Gen.  Agent  to  Creek  Indians. 

MOBILE,  Ala.     Seaport  city  of  Mobile  Co.  165  m.  E.  by  N.  of  New  Orleans. 

TENNESSEE  Company,  1789.     Land  Co.  purchasing  land  in  northern  Ala.  contrary  to  Gov't  proclamation. 

TUSKEGEE,  Ala.     Capital  town  of  Macon  Co.  45  m.  E.  of  Montgomery. 

ALASKA. 

ALASKA.     Territory  of  U.  8.  extreme  northwestern  N.  A.,  purchased  from  Ruiiia,  in  1867. 

ALEUTIAN  Islands.     Alaska  chain  of  islands  extending  nearly  to  Asia. 

KING  ISLAND,  Alaska.     Island  of  Bering  Sea. 

NOME,  Alaska.     Cape  and  mining  town  on  central  Alaskan  coast. 

YUKON  river,  Alaska.    A  river  rising  in  Brit.  Columbia,  flowing  across  Alaska  into  Bering  Sea. 

ARIZONA. 

ARIZONA.     Southwestern  Territory  of  U.  8. 

FRESCOTT,  Arizona.     Village  of  Yavapai  Co.  about  190  m.  N.N.W.  of  Tucson. 

TUCSON,  Arizona.     Town  of  Pima  Co.  about  250  m.  E.  of  Yuma. 

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CALIFORNIA. 

A8TA,  Cal.     Village,  Sonamo  Co. 

BAKER8FIELD,  Cal.     City  Kern  Co.  300  m.  S.E.  of  San  Francisco. 

BUTTE  County,  Cal.    Co.  in  N.  part  of  state. 

CALIFORNIA.     State  of  U.  S.  on  Pacific  coast,  admitted  1850. 

CORONA,  Cal.    Village  of  Riverside  Co.  20  m.  S.W.  of  San  Bernadino. 

COSTANSO,  Don  Miguel  (fl.1769).     Spanish  explorer  of  California. 


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CUPA.     Indian  for  Hot  Springs,  see  Agua  Caliente=Warners  Hot  Springs. 

FORT  AMITY  colony,  Cal.     Salvation  Army  agricultural  colony. 

FRESNO  COUNTY,  Cal.    A  Co.  in  the  central  part  of  state. 

HANFORD,  Cal.     Village  of  Tulare  Co.,  Cal. 

HUMS 0 LOT  Co.,  Cal.     County  in  the  N.W.  part  of  California. 

KAWEAH,  Cal.    A  Utopian  community  in  Tulare  Co.  from  1882-1881. 

KINGS  COUNTY,  Cal.    A  southeastern  Co.  of  state. 

KINGS  RIVER,  Cal.    River  of  southern  Cal.  flowing  S.E.  into  Tulare  Lake. 

LAG  UN  A  de  Taohe  Grant,  Kings  and  Fresno  Cos.,  Cal. 

LONG  BEACH,  Cal.     Sea  side  resort  near  Los  Angeles. 

LOS  ANGELES,  Cal.    City  of  Los  Angeles  Co.  345  m.  S.E.  of  San  Francisoo. 

MESA  GRANDE,  Cal.    Village  of  Messina  Indians. 

PALE  COUNTY,  Cal.    Village  of  San  Diego  Co. 

PASADENA,  Cal.     Town  of  Los  Angeles  Co. 

PETALUMA,  Cal.    City  of  Sonoma  Co.  42  m.  N.  by  \V.  of  San  Franoisoo. 

SACRAMENTO,  Cal.     Capital  oity  of  state,  in  Sacramento  Co.  75  m.  N.E.  of  San  Francisco. 

SACRAMENTO  valley,  Cal.     Valley  of  Sacramento  R.  which  flows  through  northern  Cal.  into  San  Franoisoo 

SAN  BERNARDINO  Valley,  Cal.     Valley  of  Southern  California. 

SAN-DIEGO,  Cal.     Seaport  city  of  extreme  southern  Cal.  127  m.  S.S.E.  of  Los  Angeles. 

SAN  DIEGO  County,  Cal.     The  most  southern  Co.  of  California. 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  Cal.     Chief  oity  and  port  of  the  Pacific  coast,  on  San  Francisco  Bay. 

SAN  JOAQUIN  Valley,  Cal.     Valley  of  Central  part  of  state. 

SAN  MATEO  County,  Cal.     A  western  Co.  of  California. 

SIERRA  Nevadas,  Cal.     Mountain  range  of  California  parallel  to  the  Coast. 

BUTTER,  John  A.  (1803-80).     California  pioneer. 

TULARE  County,  Cal.    Co.  in  the  S.  central  part  of  the  state. 

VENTURA  County,  Cal.    Co.  in  the  S.  part  of  the  state. 

WARNER'S  RANCH,  Cal.    Mission  Indian  village  of  San  Diego  Co. 

WOODLAND,  Cal.    Village  of  Yolo  Co.  81  m.  N.N.E.  of  San  Franoisoo. 

COLORADO, 

COLORADO.     Western,  Rocky  Mt.  State  of  U.  S. 

COLORADO  R.    River  flowing  S.  W.  from  Col.  to  Gulf  of  Cal. 

COLORADO  Springs    Colo.     City  of  El  Pasco  Co.,  75  m.  8.  of  Denver. 

DENVER,  Col.     City,  county  seat  of  Arapahoe  Co.  540  m.  W.  of  Omaha. 

PIKE'S  Peak,  Col.     Peak  of  Rocky  Mts.  in  El  Fasco  Co.  about  10  m.  W.  of  Colorado  Springs. 

PURGATORY  RIVER,  Col.     River  in  S.E.  of  state,  flowing  N.W.  into  Arkansas  R. 

SAN  LUIS  Valley,  Col.     Valley  of  San  Luis  R.,  southern  Colorado. 

CONNECTICUT. 

UOLTON,  Conn.     Township  of  Tolland  Co.  17  m.  E.  of  Hartford. 

BRIDGEPORT,  Conn.     City  of  Fairfleld  Co.  57  m.  N.E.  of  New  York,  on  Long  Island  Sound. 

CANTERBURY,  Conn.     Village  of  Windham  Co.  14  m.  N.N.E.  of  Norwich. 

COMPOUNCE  Lake,  Conn.  Lake  of  Hartford  Co. 

CONNECTICUT.    N.E.  State  of  U.  S.  on  Long  Island  Sound. 

DANBURY,  Conn.     City  of  Fairfield  Co.  69  m.  N.N.E.  of  New  York. 

EAST  HADDAK,  Conn.     Township  of  Middlesex  Co.  28  m.  S.S.E.  of  Hartford. 

GREENWICH,  Conn.     Village  and  township  of  Fairfleld  Co.  27  m.  W.S.W.  of  Bridgeport. 

GROTON.  Conn.     Township  of  Nov.'  London  Co.  on  Long  Is.  Sound. 

HADDAM,  Conn.     Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  26  m.  S.  by  E.  of  Hartford. 

HARTFORD,  Conn.     City,  capital  of  Connecticut,  112  m.  N.E.  from  New  York. 

MACHIMOODUS  (the  places  of  noises).     Name  applied  by  Indiana  to  region  about  Moodui,  Conn. 

MEIGS,  John  (fl.1639).     Conn,  pioneer. 

MIDDLETOWN,  Conn.     City  and  port  of  Middlesex  Co.  15  m.  8.  of  Hartford. 

NEW  HAVEN,  Conn.  City  and  port  of  New  Haven  Co.  74  m.  E.N.E.  of  New  York. 

NEW  HAVEN  (Conn.)  and  Northampton  (Mass.)  Canal.     Built  1823  so,,  abandoned  1847. 


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NORWALK,  Conn.     Town  of  Fairfleld  Co.  22  m.  8.  of  Danbury. 
SAYBROOK,  Conn.     Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  32  m.  E.  of  New  Haven. 
SEYMOUR,  Conn.     Village  of  New  Haven  Co.  11  m.  N.  W.  of  New  Haven. 
STANTON,  Dorothy  (3.1696),   of  Stonington,  Conn. 

WETHERSFIELD,  Conn.     Village  of  Hartford  Co.  3yt  m.  S.  of  Hartford. 
WHITEHEAD,  John  (d.l695t).     Connecticut  citizen. 
WINTHROP,  John  (1606-76).     Sixth  Governor  of  Connecticut. 
WOODBURY,  Conn.     Village  of  Litchfleld  Co.  12  m.  W.  of  Waterbury. 


DELAWARE. 

ADDICKS.  J.  Edward  (b.1841).     Delaware  politician. 

DISTRICT    OF    COLUMBIA. 


DISTRICT  of  Colombia.     District  containing  Washington  City,  administered  by  U.  S.  gov't. 
WASHINGTON,  D.  C.     Capital  city  of  the  IT.  S.,  in  District  of  Columbia,  on  Potomac  R. 


FLORIDA. 


DE  LAND,  Florida.    Village  of  Volusia  Co.  5  m.  E.  of  Beresford. 

DRY  TORTUGAS,  Fla.     Group  of  islets  of  Monroe  Co.  120  m.  W.S.W.  of  mainland. 

FLORIDA.     The  southeasternmost  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1845. 

JACKSONVILLE.     Capital  city  of  Duval  Co.,  northern  Florida,  on  St.  John  R. 

ST.  AUGUSTINE,  Fla.     Seaport  city  of  St.  John's  Co.  about  36  m.  S.S.E.  of  Jacksonville. 


GEORGIA. 


ALBANY,  Ga.     County  seat  of  Dougherty  Co.  on  Flint  river. 

ANDERSON VILLE,  Ga.     Village,  Sumter  Co.  60  m.  8.  W.  of  Macon. 

ATLANTA,  Ga.     State  capital,  county  seat  of  Fulton  Co. 

GEORGIA.     One  of  the  Gulf  States  of  the  U.  S. 

TALLULAH.  Ga.     Post-Office  of  Habersham  Co.  about  60  m.  N.  of  Athens. 


ILLINOIS. 


ADDISON,  111.     Village,  18  m.  W.  by  N.  from  Chicago. 

ALEXANDER,  Simon  (b.1813).     German  American  pioneer,  McLean  county,  Illinois. 

BLOOMINGTON,  HI.     City,  county  seat  of  McLean  Co.,  44  m.  N.  of  Decatur. 

CAHOKIA.  111.    Village  of  St.  Clair  Co.  4  m.  E.  of  St.  Louts. 

CHICAGO,  111.     City,  metropolis  of  the  West,  on  Lake  Michigan. 

FORT  DEARBORN,  111.     Fort  on  site  of  Chicago,  scene  of  Indian  massacre,  Au?.,   1812. 

FUNK,  Henrich  (b.1823).    111.     German-Am,  pioneer. 

ILLINOIS.     North-central  state  of  the  U.  S.,  admitted  1818. 

JOHNSBURG,  HI.     Hamlet  of  McHenry  Co.  about  24  m.  N.  of  Elgin. 

KASKASKIA,  111.     Village  of  Randolph  Co.  40  m.  S.  of  Belleville. 

LA  SALLE  County,  HI.    North-central  Co.  of  state. 

MAC  HENRY  COUNTY,  111.    Northeastern  Co.  of  state,  bordering  on  Wisconsin. 

McLEAN  Co.,  111.     A  central  county  of  state. 

MASON  COUNTY,  HI.     Co.  in  W.  central  part  of  state. 

MENARD  County,  HI.    County  in  W.  central  part  of  state. 

MT.  MORRIS,  HI.     Township  of  Ogle  Co.  108  m.  W.  by  N.  of  Chicago. 


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PREISWERK,   Wilhelm  (d.1901).     111.   German- Am.   settler. 
ftUINCY.  111.     City  of  Adams  Co.  104  m.  W.  of  Springfield. 
REICHEL,  Adolph  D.  (1834-1902).     Quincy,   111.   German  American. 
ST.  CLAIR  Co.,  111.     County  in  8.W.  part  of  state. 
SUBLETTE,  111.     Township  of  Lee  Co.  in  north  of  state. 
WILL  County,  111.    A  Co.  in  the  N.E.  part  of  state. 


INDIAN    TERRITORY. 

INDIAN  Territory.     XT.  8.  territory  in  Southwest,  set  apart  for  Indians. 

INDIANA. 


INDIANA.    East  central  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1816. 

NEW  HARMONY,  Ind.     Village  of  Posey  Co.  24  m.  W.N.W.  of  Evansville. 

PIGEON  Roost,  Scott  County,  Ind.    Scene  of  Indian  massacre  Sept.  4,  1812. 

SHELBYVILLE,  Ind.     City  of  Shelby  Co.  27  m.  S.E.  of  Indianapolis. 

STARKE  County,  Ind.     Co.  in  the  N.W.  part  of  state. 

VTNCENNE8,  Ind.     City  of  Knox  Co.  61  m.  N.  of  Evansville. 


IOWA. 


A  MAN  A,  Iowa.     Village  26  m.  N.E.  of  Cedar  Rapids. 

CEDAR  RAPIDS,  Iowa.     City  of  Linn  Co.  on  Cedar  River,  81  m.  W.  of  Clinton. 

COOK,  Ira  (1821-1902).     Iowa,  pioneer  and  writer. 

COUNCIL  BLUFFS,  Iowa.     City  of  Pottawattamic  Co.  4  m.  E.  by  N.  from  Omaha. 

DAVENPORT,  Iowa.     City  of  Scott  Co.  70  m.  S.  of  Dubuque. 

DICKINSON  Co.,  Iowa.     County  in  the  N.W.  part  of  state. 

GEAR,  John  Henry  (1825-1900).     Iowa  Governor,  U.  S.  senator. 

IOWA.    North-central  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1846. 

JOHNSON,  Sylvanus  (1813-1902).    Iowa  pioneer  and  business  man. 

MERRILL,  Samuel  (b.1822).    Iowa  soldier,  Governor. 


KANSAS. 


FORT  RILEY,  Kan.    Post  office  and  military  post  of  Davis  Co.     3  m.  N.N.E.  of  Junction  City. 

KANSAS.     Central  state  of  U.  8.  Admitted  1861. 

NEAIAHA  County,  Kan.     Co.  in  N.E.  part  of  state. 

FOTTAWATOMIE  County,  Kan.     Co.  in  the  N.E.  part  of  state. 

ROBINSON,  Charles  (1818-94).     Am.  physician,  lawyer,  editor,  Governor  of  Kansas,  writer. 


KENTUCKY. 


ADAIR,  John  (1769-1840).     Governor  of  Ky.,  General  in  War  of  1812,  U.  8.  senator. 
BOONE,  Daniel  (1736-1820).     Ky.  pioneer  and  Indian  fighter. 
KENTUCKY.     East  central  state  of  U.  8.,  admitted  1792. 


LOUISIANA. 


DE  BLANC,  Louis  Charles  (ft.1825).     Louisiana  French  officer. 
LOUISIANA.    A  Gulf-state  of  U.  S.  admitted  1812. 


WRITINGS    ON     AMKKICAN     HISTORY     1»02. 

LOUISIANA  (territory).     The  vast  tract  of  Southwest  and  West,  purchased  from  France,  1803. 
NEW  ORLEANS,  La.     City  and  port  on  Miss.  R.  141  m.  W.  by  S.  of  Mobile,  Ala. 
BALBANCHA  or  Malbanchia.     Choctaw  word  for  New  Orleans  and  New  Orleans  region. 


MAINE. 


DEBSCONEAG  Lakes,  Me.     Lakes  in  Piscatauis  Co.  in  center  of  state. 

DINGLEY,  Edward  Nelson  (1332-99).     Me.  Governor  and  Congressman. 

ELIOT,  Me.     Village  of  York  Co.  on  Piscatauq.ua  R. 

FARMINGTON,  Me.    Village,  capital  of  Franklin  Co.,  29  m.  N.W.  of  Augusta. 

FRYEBURG,  Me.     Village  of  Oxford  Co.     49  m.  N.W.  of  Portland. 

HAMMOND,  George  Albert  (1813-1902).     Maine. 

HARPSWELL,  Me.     Township  of  Cumberland  Co.  14  m.  E.  of  Portland. 

KAVANAGH,  Edward  (1795-1884).     Maine  lawyer,  acting  Gov.,  IT  S.  senator. 

KITTERY,  Me.    Village  of  York  Co.  61  m.  S.W.  of  Portland. 

MADAWASKA,  Me.     Township  of  Aroostook  Co.  about  100  m.  N.  of  Houlton. 

MAINE.     The  northeasternmost  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1820. 

PEMAQUID,  Me.     Village  of  Lincoln  Co.  18  m.  E.  of  Bath. 

POPHAM  Beach,  Me. 

PORTLAND,  Me.     Seaport  City  of  Cumberland  Co.  60  m.  S.S.W.  of  Augusta. 

USHER,  Ellis  Baker  (1785-1850).     Citizen  of  Maine. 

WATERVILLE,  Me.     City  of  Kennebec  Co.  18  m.  N.  by  E.  of  Augusta. 

YORK  County,  Maine.     The  most  southwestern  Co.  of  state,  borders  on  N.  H. 

YORK,  Me.     Village  of  York  Co.  8  m.  E.N.E.  of  Portsmouth. 


MARYLAND. 


ANNAPOLIS,  Md.     State  capital,  seat  of  U.  S.  Naval  Academy,  40  m.  E.  of  Baltimore. 

BALTIMORE,  Md.     City  on  Chesapeake  Bay. 

BttRSTLER,  Christian  (fl.1787).     Md.  German  American  settler. 

CALVERT,  Sir  George  (1582-1632).     First  Baron  of  Baltimore,  statesman. 

CRESAP,  Thomas  (1673 (?) -1779).     Md.  pioneer,  surveyor,  patriot. 

MARYLAND.     An  original  middle  Atlantic  state  of  U.  S.  between  Pa.  and  Va. 

SANDY  Spring,  Md.     Village  of  Montgomery  Co.  18  m.  N.  of  Washington,  D.  C. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


ACTON.  Mass.     Village,  Middlesex  Co.,  13  m.  S.W.  of  Lowell. 
ALFORD,  Mass.     Township,  Berkshire  Co.,  10  m.  S.W.  of  Lenox. 
AMESBURY,  Mass.     Town  of  Essex  Co.  36  m.  N.  of  Boston. 
BARN  STABLE  County,  Mass.     Co.  in  S.E.  extremity  of  state. 
BERNARDSTON,  Mass.     Post-hamlet,  Franklin  Co.,  7  m.  N.  of  Greenfield. 
BOSTON,  Mass.     Capital  of  Mass.,  on  Mass.  Bay. 

BRADFORD  manuscript.     Ms.  of  Bradford's  History,  lost  in  Rev.,  recovered  1898. 
BRAINTREE,  Mass.     Village  of  Norfolk  Co.  10  m.  8.  of  Boston. 
BREWSTER,  Mass.     Village,  Barnstable  Co.  90  m.  S.E.  of  Boston. 
BROOKFIELD,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  23  m.  W.   by  S.  from  Worcester. 
BYFIELD,  Mass.     P.  0.  and  station  of  Essex  Co.  6  m.  S.W.  of  Newburyport. 
CAPE  COD,  Mass.     Eastern  extremity  of  state,  forming  Barnstable  Co. 
CHARLES  River  Valley,  Mass.     Region  of  Middlesex  Co.  drained  by  Charles  river, 
CHARLESTOWN,  Mass.     City  of  Mass.,  in  1873  annexed  to  Boston. 
CHATHAM,  Mass.     Village  of  Barnstable  Co.  20  m.  E.  of  Barnstable. 
COHASSET,  Mass.     Village  of  Norfolk  Co.  21  m.  E.S.E.  of  Boston. 
CONCORD,  Mass.     Village  of  Middlesex  Co.     20  m.  W.N.W.  of  Boston. 
DANVERS,  Mass.    Village  of  Essex  Co.  19  m.  N.  by  E.  from  Boston. 
DARTMOUTH.  Mass.     Township  of  Bristol  Co.  about  2  m.  W.  of  New  Bedford. 


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DEDHAM,  Mass.     Village  of  Norfolk  Co.  10  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

DUDLEY,  Mass.     Township  of  Worcester  Co.,  Mass.,  about  18  m.  8.  by  W.  of  Worcester. 

EASTHAM,  Mass.     A  Cape  Cod  township,  Barn  stable  Co.,  97  m.  from  Boston. 

ESSEX  COUNTY,  Mass.     The  northeasternmost  Co.  of  state. 

FITCHBURG,  Mass.     City  of  Worcester  Co.  50  m.  W.N.W.  of  Boston. 

FRAMINGHAM,  Mass.  Town  of  Middlesex  Co.     24  m.  W.  by  S.  of  Boston. 

GLOUCESTER,  Mass.     City  and  port,  Essex  Co.,  28  m.  N.N.E.  of  Boston. 

GREENFIELD,  Mass.     Village  of  Franklin  Co.  36  m.  N.  of  Springfield. 

HALIFAX,  Mass.     Hamlet  of  Plymouth  Co.  in  Halifax  township  9  m.  N.W.  of  Plymouth. 

HAMPDEN  County,  Mass.    County  in  S.W.  part  of  state. 

HARWICH,  Mass.     Village  of  Barnstable  Co.  in  Harwich  township  84  m.  S.E.  of  Boston. 

HINSDALE,  Mass.    Village  of  Hinsdale  township,  Berkshire  Co.,  8  m.  E.  of  Pittsfleld. 

HOOSAC  Tunnel.     Tunnel  of  Boston  and  Albany  R.  R.  through  Hoosac  tat.,  Mass.,  opened  1876. 

HOPEDALE,  Mass.    Village  of  Worcester  Co.  34  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

HUDSON,  Mass.     Village  in  Hudson  township,  Middlesex  Co.,  17  m.  N.E.  of  Worcester. 

IPSWICH,  Mass.     Village  of  Essex  Co.  27  m.  N.N.E.  of  Boston. 

LAWRENCE,  Mass.     Capital  city  of  Essex  Co.  26  m.  N.  by  W.  of  Boston. 

LENOX,  Mass.    Village  of  Berkshire  Co.  8  m.  S.  of  Pittsfield. 

LEOMINSTER,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  54  m.  W.N.W.  of  Boston. 

LEXINGTON,  Mass.     Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  11  m.  W.N.W.  of  Boston. 

LYNN,  Mass.     City  and  seaport  of  Essex  Co.  10  m.  N.N.E.  of  Boston. 

MARBLEHEAD,  Mass.     Town  and  port  of  Essex  Co.  18  m.  N.E.  of  Boston. 

MARSHFIELD,  Mass.     Township  of  Plymouth  Co.  about  28  m.  S.E.  of  Boston. 

MASSACHUSETTS.    An  original  N.E.  state  of  the  United  States. 

MEDFIELD,  Mass.    Village  in  Medfield  township,  Norfolk  Co.,  18  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

MEDFORD,  Mass.    Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  5  m.  N.N.W.  of  Boston. 

MELROSE,  Mass.    Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  7  m.  N.  of  Boston. 

MENOTOMY,  Mass.    Ancient  name  of  a  precinct  of  Cambridge. 

METHUEN,  Mass.     Town  of  Essex  Co.  2  m.  N.N.W.  of  Lawrence. 

MIDDLEBOROUGH,  Mass.    Village  of  Plymouth  Co.  34  m.  S.  by  E.  of  Boston. 

MILFORD,  Mass.    Village  of  Worcester  Co.  18  m.  S.E.  of  Worcester. 

MONTGOMERY,  Mass.     Township  of  Hampden  Co.  about  16  m.  N.W.  of  Springfield. 

MOSELEY,  Edward  Strong  (1813-1900).     Massachusetts. 

NANTUCKET,  Mass.    Island  in  Atlantic  Ocean  20  m.  S.E.  from  mainland. 

NEEDHAM,  Mass.    Village  of  Norfolk  Co.  12  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

NEWBURY,  Mass.     Township  of  Essex  Co. 

VEWBURYPORT,  Mass.    City  and  port  of  Essex  Co.  35  m.  N.N.E.  of  Boston. 

NORFOLK  County,  Mass.     Co.  in  the  E.  part  of  state. 

NORTH  ADAMS,  Mass.     Town  of  Berkshire  Co.  20  m.  N.N.E.  of  Pittsfleld. 

NORTHAMPTON,  Mass.    Village  of  Hampshire  Co.  17  m.  N.  by  W.  of  Springfield. 

NORTHBOROUGH,  Mass.    Village  of  Worcester  Co.  36  m.  W.  of  Boston. 

ORLEANS,  Mass.     Village  of  Barnstable  Co.  94  m.  S.E.  of  Boston. 

PALMER,  Mass.     Village  of  Hampden  Co.  15  m.  E.  by  N.  of  Springfield. 

FELHAM,  Mass.     Hamlet  and  township  of  Hampshire  Co.  about  8  m.  S.E.  of  Nashua. 

PERU,  Mass.    Hamlet  of  Berkshire  Co.  12  m.  E.  of  Pittsfield. 

PETERSHAM,  Mass.     Village  of  Petersham  township,  Worcester  Co.  28  m.  N.W.  of  Worcester. 

PILGRIMS.     Settlers  at  Plymouth,  Mass.,  distinguished  from  Puritans  of  Boston. 

PLYMOUTH,  Mass.     Seaport  town  of  Plymouth  Co.  37  m.  S.S.E.  of  Boston. 

PRINCETON,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  16  m.  N.  by  W.  of  Worcester. 

QUINCY,  Mass.    City  of  Norfolk  Co.  8  m.  S.  of  Boston. 

ROWLEY,  Mass.     Village  of  Essex  Co.  31  m.  N.N.E.  of  Boston. 

RUTLAND,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  about  12  m.  N.W.  of  Worcester. 

SALEM,  Mass.     Seaport  city  of  Essex  Co.  14  m.  N.  by  E.  of  Boston. 

SALISBURY,  Mass.     Village  of  Essex  Co.  about  11  m.  N.E.  of  Haverhill. 

SHAYS  Rebellion.     Civil  uprising  in  Mass.,  1787. 

SOMERVILLE,  Mass.     City  of  Middlesex  Co.  2  m.  from  Boston. 

SOUTHBOROUGH,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  29  m.  W.  of  Boston. 

SOUTHBRIDGE,  Mass.    Village  of  Worcester  Co.  about  32  m.  E.  of  Springfield. 

SPRINGFIELD,  Mass.    City  of  Hampden  Co.  98  m.  W.  by  S.  of  Boston. 

STOCKBRIDGE,  Mass.     Village  of  Berkshire  Co.  17  m.  S.  by  W.  of  Pittsfield. 

STONEHAM,  Mass.     Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  N.  of  Boston. 

STOUGHTONHAM  (now  Sharon)  Mass.     Village  in  Norfolk  Co. 

STOW,  Mass.    Village  of  Middlesex  Co.  about  26  m.  W.  by  N.  of  Boston. 


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STURBRIDGE,  Mass.    Village  of  Worcester  Co.  30  m.  £.  of  Springfield. 

SUFFOLK  County,  Mass.     County  of  which  Boston  is  capital. 

WALPOLE,  Mass.     Yilllage  of  Norfolk  Co.  19  m.  S.S.W.  of  Boston. 

WALTHAM,  Mass.     City  of  Middlesex  Co.  10  m.  W.  of  Boston. 

WELLFLFET  (formerly  Eastham)  Mass.     Village  of  Barnstable  Co.  106  m.  by  railroad  S.E.  of  Boston. 

WESTBOROUGH,  Mass.     Village  of  Worcester  Co.  12  m.  E.  of  Worcester. 

WINTHROP,  Mass.     Village  of  Suffolk  Co.  5  m.  N.E.  of  Boston. 

WORCESTER,  Mass.     City  of  Worcester  Co.  44  m.  S.W.  of  Boston. 

WRIGHTS  Tavern,  Concord,  Mass.     Revolutionary  landmark. 

YARMOUTH,  Mass     Village  of  Barnstable  Co.  76  m.  S.E.  of  Boston. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ALLERTON,  Isaac  (ab.  1583-1669).     Plymouth  Colony  merchant. 

BLANCH  ARD,  Samuel  Stillman  (1835-1S01).     Mass,  merchant,  State  senator. 

BOYNTON,  Eleazer  (1824-1901).     Mass,  merchant,  state  senator. 

BUCK,  Jonathan  (1718-95).     Mass,  officer,  founder  of  Bucksport,  Me. 

CHAUNCEY,  Elihu  (fl.1824). 

CRANE,  Winthrop  Murray  (b.1853).     Mass.  Governor,  philanthropist. 

DUMMER,  Jeremiah  (1680-1739).     English  agent  for  the  Mass,  colony. 

FISH,  Thomas  (d.1664).     Plymouth,  Mass.,  settler. 

FITCH,  Jabez  (fl.1750).     Plymouth  colony  settler. 

LYMAN,  Theodore  (1792-1849).    Boston  philanthropist,  mayor,  State  senator. 

MAYHEW,  Thomas  (1592-1682).     Colonial  Governor  Martha's  Vineyard. 

MORRILL,  Jacob  (1648-1718).     Massachusetts  citizen. 

PARKER,  Augustus  (1827-1910).     Mass,   legislator. 

PHIPS,  Sir  William  (1651-95).     Mass,  colonial  Governor  and  soldier. 

PRATT,  Phineas  (d.1680).     Plymouth,  Mass.,  early  settler. 

ROBINSON,  Increase  (1642-ab.l699).     Citizen  of  Taunton.  Mass. 

SMITH,  Joseph  (1707-82).     First  settler  of  Sturbridge,  Mass. 

SOTJLE,  George  (fl.1667).     Plymouth,  Mass.  (Mayflower)  settler. 

STANDISH,  Myles  (ab. 1581-1656).     Mayflower  pilgrim,  Indian  fighter. 

TUFTS,  James. 

USHER,  John  (1648-1706).     Mass.  Treas.  and  Receiver  Gen'l  of  New  England. 

WILLIS,  Benjamin  (1686-1767).     Medford  (Mass.)  town  clerk  and  deaoon. 

WINSLOW,  Edward  (1595-1655).     Governor  of  Mass. 

WOLCOTT,  Roger  (1847-1900).     Governor  of  Massachusetts. 

MICHIGAN. 

ALMIRA,  Mich.     Township,  Benzie  Co. 

BARBER,  Edward  W.  (b.1829).     Michigan  pioneer. 

BATTLE  CREEK,  Mich.    City  of  Calhoun  Co.  on  Kalamazoo  R.  127  m.  west  of  Detroit. 

BENZIE  County,  Mich.     A  Co.  in  N.W.  part  of  state  on  Lake  Michigan. 

BENZONIA,  Mich.     Village,  Benzie  Co.,  about  6  m.  E.  of  Lake  Michigan. 

GROSSMAN,  Daniel  L.  (1836-1901).    Mich,  merchant,  State  senator. 

DETROIT,  Mich.     City  of  Wayne  Co.  on  Belle  R. 

GILMORE,  Mich.     Township  of  Benzie  Co.  on  Lake  Michigan. 

GOODYEAR,  Henry  A.  (1818-1901).     Mich,  pioneer,  State  senator. 

GRAND  RAPIDS,  Mich.     City  of  Kent  Co.  60  m.  W.N.W.  of  Lansing. 

HOMESTEAD,  Mich.     Township  and  hamlet  of  Benzie  Co.  about  32  m.  N.N.E.  of  Manistee. 

HONOR,  Mich.    Village  of  Benzie  Co. 

INLAND,  Mich.     Hamlet  and  township  of  Benzie  Co. 

JOYFIELD,  Mich.     Township  of  Benzie  Co.  1  m.  S.  of  Benzonia. 

MICHIGAN.    An  upper  Lake  state  of  U.  S.  admitted  1837. 

OAKLAND  County,  Mich.     Co.  in  the  S.E.  part  of  Michigan. 

PLATTE  township,  Mich.     Township  of  Benzie  Co.  16  m.  W.  of  Traverse  City. 

SERNOULT  Fort.     Fort  at  Detroit,  Michigan. 

WILLIAMS,  John  R.  (1782-1854).    Michigan  pioneer,  soldier  in  war  of  1813,  General  in  Blaok  Hawk  war. 


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MINNESOTA. 


MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.     City  of  Hennepiu  Co.  on  Hiss.  R.  10  m.  W.  by  N.  of  St.  Paul. 

MINNESOTA.     A  north  central  border  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1853. 

ST.  PAUL.  Minn.     Capital  city  of  state  and  of  Ramsey  Co.  10  m.  E.  of  Minneapolis. 


MISSISSIPPI. 


MISSISSIPPI.    A  Gulf  State  of  V.  S.,  admitted  1817. 

MISSISSIPPI  river.     Largest  river  of  XT.  S.,  flowing  south  from  Minn,  to  Gulf  of  Mexico. 

MISSISSIPPI  Valley.    Valley  of  Miss,  river. 

NATCHEZ,  Miss.     City,  capital  of  Adams  Co.,  on  Miss.  R.  100  m.  S.W.  of  Jackson. 

NEWTON  County,  Miss.     Co.  in  E.  part  of  Missippi. 

WAYNE  County,  Miss.    A  Co.  in  the  E.S.E.  part  of  state,  bordering  on  Ala. 


MISSOURI. 


CARSON,  Christopher  ("Kit  Carson")  (1809-68).     Mo.  hunter  and  soldier. 
KANSAS  CITY,  Mo.     City  of  Jackson  Co.  on  Missouri  R.  at  western  border  of  state. 
MISSOURI.    Central  state  of  V.  S.,  admitted  1821. 
ST.  LOUIS,  Mo.     City  of  St.  Louis  Co.  on  the  Miss  R. 


MONTANA. 

MONTANA.    A  northwestern  state  of  V.  S.,  admitted  1889. 

NEBRASKA. 


DODGE  COUNTY,  Neb.    Co.  in  the  E.  part  of  state. 

JEFFERSON  COUNTY,  Neb.    Southern  Co.  of  Nebraska  bordering  on  Kansas. 

LINCOLN,  Neb.     Capital  of  Nebraska,  in  Lancaster  Co.  54  m.  S.W.  of  Omaha. 

NEBRASKA.    The  central  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1867. 

OMAHA,  Neb.     City  of  Douglas  Co.  on  Missouri  R.  at  eastern  border  of  state. 

PADDOCK,  Algernon  Sidney  (1830-97).     Neb.  politician.  U.  S.  senator,  Governor  of  Nebraska. 

SHARP,  Joseph  L.     President  first  Nebraska  territorial  legislature,  journalist. 

TIPTON,  Thomas  Weston  (b.1817).     Neb.  clergyman,  chaplain  in  Civil  War,  U.  S.  senator. 


NEVADA. 

COMSTOCK  mine.     Famous  silver  and  gold  mine  in  Nevada. 

NEW    HAMPSHIRE. 


ANTRIM,  N.  H.     Township,  Hillsborough  Co.  27  m.  W.S.W.  of  Concord. 

BOW,  A  town  of  Merrimao  Co.  N.  H.  5  miles  S.  of  Concord. 

CHESTERFIELD,  N.  H.     Township  of  Macomb  Co. 

CONCORD,  N.  H.     City  of  Merrimack  Co.     18  m.  N.  of  Manchester. 

DERRY,  N.  H.     Village  of  Rockingham  Co.  11  m.  S.E.  of  Manchester. 

DERRYFIELD,  N.  H.    Hamlet  in  Rockingham  Co. 

DOVER,  N.  H.    City  of  Stratford  Co.  68  m.  N.  by  E.  of  Boston. 


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DUNBARTON,  N.  H.     Township  and  hamlet  of  Merrimac  Co.  8  m.  S.W.  of  Concord. 

DURHAM,  N.  H.     Village  of  Stratford  Co.  6  m.  S.W.  of  Dover. 

HOPKINTON,  N.  H.     Town  of  Merrimac  Co.  8  m.  W.  of  Concord. 

ISLES  of  Shoals,  N.  H.     Group  of  islands  10  m.  S.E.  from  Portsmouth,  N.  H. 

LEBANON,  N.  H.    Village  of  Lebanon  township,  Grafton  Co.  65  m.  N.W.  of  Concord. 

MANCHESTER,  N.  H.     City  of  Hillsborough  Co.  59  m.  N.  of  Boston. 

NASHUA,  N.  H.     City  of  Hillsborough  Co.  35  m.  S.  of  Concord. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE.    An  original  New  England  state  of  U.  S. 

NORTH  Londondery,  N.  H.     Hamlet  of  Rockingham  Co.  6  m.  S.E.  of  Manchester. 

NORTHWOOD,  N.  H.     Township  of  Rockingham  Co. 

PENNY  COOK  (or  Penacook),  N.  H.     Ancient  name  for  Concord,  N.  H. 

PETERBOROUGH,  N.  H.     Village  of  Hillsborough  Co.  about  33  m.  S.W.  of  Concord. 

PORTSMOUTH,  N.  H.  ,  City  and  port  of  Rookingham  Co.  54  m.  N.  by  E.  of  Boston. 

WEARE,  N.  H.    Village  of  Hillsborough  Co.  about  13  m.  W.8.W.  of  Concord. 

ROCK  RIMMON.     Cliff  near  Manchester,  N.  H. 

SANBORNTON,  N.  H.     Village  of  Belknap  Co.  22  m.  N.  of  Concord. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

CURRIER,  Moody  (1806-88).    N.  H.  Governor,  financier,  lawyer,  writer. 

PILLSBURY,  Josiah  Webster. 

PLUMMER,  William  (1759-1850).    N.  H.  Governor,  U.  S.  senator,  writer. 

RICHARDS,  Dexter  (1818-90).     N.  H.  manufacturer,  State  senator. 

ROGERS,  James  (d.17'52).     Dunbarton,  N.  H.,  early  settler. 

ROGERS,  James  (1686-1755).     Londonderry,  N.  H.,  early  settler. 

SMYTH,  Frederick  (1819-99).     N.  H.  Governor,  Mayor  of  Manchester,  financier. 

STEVENS,  William  (1810-97).     N.  H.  banker,  legislator,  mayor  of  Dover,  N.  H. 

WILSON,  James  (1797-1881).    N.  H.  politician,  legislator,  and  Congressman. 

NEW   JERSEY. 

ATLANTIC  CITY,  N.  J.     City  and  health  resort  60  m.  S.E.  of  Philadelphia. 

BERGEN  County,  N.  J.     The  northeastern  Co.  of  state. 

BLOOMFIELD,  N.  J.     Village  of  Essex  Co.  4  m.  N.N.W.  of  Newark. 

COMMUNIPAW,  N.  J.     Hamlet  on  N.  Y.  Bay,  now  part  of  Jersey  City. 

DELAWARE  valley.     The  watershed  of  the  Delaware  R.  in  N.  J.  and  Pa. 

ELIZABETH,  N.  J.    City  of  Union  Co.  14  m.  V7.S.W.  of  New  York. 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J.     Town  of  Hudson  Co.  on  Hudson  opposite  N.  Y.  city. 

HOPPER,  John  (1814-97).     N.  J.  lawyer  and  State  senator. 

JERSEY  CITY.     City  of  Hudson  Co.  opposite  New  York. 

LYONS  FARMS,  N.  J.    Village  of  Union  Co.  2  m.  N.  of  Elizabeth. 

MORRIS  County,  N.  J.     A  northern  Co.  of  state. 

NEWARK,  N.  J.     City  of  Essex  Co.  9  m.  from  New  York. 

NEW  GERMANTOWN,  New  Jersey.     Village  of  Hunterdon  Co.  35  m.  N.  of  Trenton. 

NEW  JERSEY.    An  original  Middle  Atlantic  State  of  U.  S. 

PISCATAWAY,  N.  J.     Township  of  Middlesex  Co. 

PASSAIC,  N.  J.     City  of  Passaic  Co.  11  m.  N.W.  of  Jersey  City. 

PREAKNESS,  N.  J.     Hamlet  of  Passaic  Co. 

ROCKAWAY,  N.  J.    Village  of  Morris  Co.  9  m.  N.  by  W.  of  Morristown. 

SECOND  RIVER,  N.  J. 

SHERMAN,  Lydia  Whitney  (1804-98). 

TRENTON,  N.  J.     State  Capital  in  Mercer  Co.  34  m.  from  Philadelphia. 

NEW    MEXICO. 

MANZANO  Salt  lakes,  N.  M.     Lakes  of  Valencia  Co.  in  central  New  Mexico. 

MIMBRES  Valley,  New  Mexico. 

NEW  MEXICO.    A  southwestern  terr-tory  of  the  U.  S. 


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NEW    YORK. 

AMENIA,  N.  V.     Village,  Dutoheas  Co.,  86  m.  N.  by  E.  of  New  York. 

BRIAR  CLIFF  (N.  Y.).     School  of  practical  agriculture. 

BROOKLYN,  N.  Y.    Formerly  independent  city,  now  borough  of  N.  Y.  city,  on  L.  I. 

BUFFALO,  N.  Y.     City  of  Erie  Co.  on  Lake  Erie,  terminus  of  Erie  Canal. 

CATSKILL  mountains.     Group  in  Greene  and  Ulster  Cos.,  N.  Y.,  some  7  m.  from  Hudson  r. 

CHAMPLAIN  Valley.    Watershed  of  Lake  Champlain  which  divides  N.  Y.  from  Vt. 

CORTLANDT,  N.  Y.     Township  of  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  on  the  Hudson. 

CROWN  POINT,  N.  Y.    Fort  on  Lake  Champlain  fr.  1731  to  Am.  Revolution. 

EAST  HAMPTON,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Suffolk  Co.,  Long  Is.,  7  m.  S.E.  of  Gay  Harbor. 

ELMA,  N.  Y.     Village  in  Elma  township,  Erie  Co.,  13  m.  S.E.  of  Buffalo. 

GENEVA,  N.  Y.     Town  of  Ontario  Co.  16  m.  E.  of  Canandaigua. 

HEMPSTEAD,  N.  Y.     Town  on  Long  Island  20  m.  E.  of  Brooklyn. 

HUDSON  river.     River  of  eastern  N.  Y.  flowing  south  into  New  York  Harbor. 

HUNTINGTON,  N.  Y.     Town  of  Suffolk  Co.,  L.  I.,  38  m.  E.  of  New  York. 

LONG  ISLAND.    Island  110  m.  long  in  Atlantic,  forming-  most  S.E.  portion  of  N.  Y.  state. 

MOHAWK  Valley,  N.  Y.    Central  N.  Y.    Valley  of  Mohawk  R.,  a  tributary  of  the  Hudson. 

KEWBURG,  N.  Y.    City  of  Orange  Co.  on  Hudson  R.  60  m.  N.  of  New  York. 

NEW  YORK.    An  original  Middle  Atlantic  state  of  U.  S. 

NEW  YORK  (City),  N.  Y.    Metropolis  and  chief  port  of  America,  on  New  York  Bay. 

NIAGARA  FALLS.     Cataract  of  Niagara  R.  which  connects  Lakes  Erie  and  Ontario. 

ONONDAGO  County,  N.  Y.    A  central  Co.  of  the  state. 

OTSEGO  County,  N.  Y.     County  in  the  S.E.  of  central  part  of  state. 

OWEGO,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Tioga  Co.  37  m.  E.  of  Elmira. 

OYSTER  BAY,  N.  Y.    Village  on  north  shore  of  Long  Island  30  m.  from  New  York. 

ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.    City  of  Monroe  Co.  360  m.  by  rail  N.W.  of  New  York. 

SALEM,  N.  Y.    Former  name  of  a  settlement  of  Westchester  Co. 

SARATOGA  Springs,  N.  Y.    A  town  and  health  resort  of  Saratoga  Co.  38  m.  N.  of  Albany. 

SAUGERTIES,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Ulster  Co.  100  m.  above  N.  Y.  on  the  Hudson. 

SCARBOROUGH,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Westohester  Co.  on  the  Hudson,  4  m.  N.  of  Tarrytown. 

SKANEATELES,  N.  Y.    Village  of  Onondaga  Co.  7  m.  E.  by  N.  of  Auburn. 

SOUTH  EAST,  N.  Y.     Township  of  Putnam  Co. 

STONY  POINT  (N.Y.).    Revolutionary  battle  July  16,  1779. 

SYRACUSE,  N.  Y.     City  of  Onondaga  Co.  150  m.  E.  of  Buffalo. 

TICONDEROGA  (N.  Y.).     Battle  of  French  and  Indian  War,  1758. 

TROY,  N.  Y.     City  of  Rensselaer  Co.  161  m.  N.  of  New  York  City. 

UNADILLA,  N.  Y.     Village  of  Otsejro  Co.  43  m.  E.N.E.  of  Birmingham. 

UTICA,  N.  Y.    City  of  Oneida  Co.  95  m.  W.N.W.  of  Albany. 

WEST  POINT(N.Y.).    Village,  site  of  U.S.  Military  Academy,  in  Orange  Co.  on  Hudson  E.,  58  m.N.  of  N.Y. 

WHITE  PLAINS,  N.  Y.    Village  of  Westohester  Co.  22  m.  N.  by  E.  of  New  York. 

YONKER8,  N.  Y.    City  of  Westohester  Co.  15  m.  N.  by  E.  of  New  York  City. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

BROUCK,  Jonas.    Early  resident  of  New  York. 

BURLEIGH,  Henry  Gordon  (1832-1900').     N.   Y.   Congressman. 

CLINTON,  Charles  (1690-1773).    N.  Y.  settler,  soldier. 

GOSMER,  John  (d.1660).     L.  I.  pioneer,  town  magistrate. 

GUNN,  Alexander  (1837-1901). 

LOVELACE,  Francis  (ab.1618-ab.1676).    Colonial  Governor  of  New  Yor. 

MORGAN,  William  J.  (1840-1900).    N.  Y.  State  Comptroller,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

ODELL,  Benjamin  B.  (b.1854).     N.  Y.  Congressman,  Governor. 

SLOAN,  James  (1788-1868).     N.  Y.  pioneer  and  trader. 

WRIGHT,  Silas  (1795-1848).    N.  H.  State  senator,  U.  S.  senator,  Governor  of  New  York. 

NORTH    CAROLINA. 

AYCOCK,  Charles  B.  (fl.1902).    North  Carolina  Governor. 
BATH,  N.  C.    Village,  Beaufort  Co.  on  Pamlioo  B. 


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BILTMORE.     Estate  of  Oeo.  W.  Vanderbilt  near  Ashoville,  N.  C. 

CAROLINA.     That  part  of  Atlantic  coast  granted  to  the  Lords  Proprietors  in  1663. 

DARE,  Virginia  (b.1587).     The  first  child  of  English  parents  born  in  America. 

DE  GRAFFLEUREID,  Christopher.     Swiss  nobleman,  founder  of  New  Bern,  N.  Carolina. 

HAYES,  N.  C.     Estate  on  Roanoke  R.  owned  by  Gov.  Sam.  Johnston. 

JOHNSTON,  Samuel  (1733-1816).     N.  C.  lawyer,  Governor. 

KACGN  COUNTY,  N.  C.    Western  Co.  of  state,  bordering  on  Georgia. 

MARTIN,  Jos.  (1740-1808).    N.  C.  and  Tenn.  pioneer,  Indian  fighter  and  agent. 

ilKCKLENBURG  County,  N.  C.    A  south  border  Co. 

NEW  B£RN,  N.  Carolina.    Fort  and  capital  of  Craven  Co.  108  m.  E.S.E.  of  Raleigh. 

NORTH  CAROLINA.     An  original  South  Atlantic  state  of  U.  S. 

PINEHURST,  N.  C.     Health  resort  in  sand-hill  section  of  N.  C. 

RALEIGH,  N.  C.     State  capital,  Wake  Co.,  286  m.  S.S.W.  of  Washington. 

ROANOKE  Is.  North  Carolina.     Island  between  Albemarle  and  Famlico  Sound  in  N.E.  of  state. 

SUPPERKONG.     Lake  in  Tyrelle  and  Washington  Cos.  N.  C. 

WACHOVIA,  N.  C.    A  Moravian  settlement. 

WILKES  County,  N.  C.    A  Co.  in  the  N.W.  part  of  N.  C. 

WILMINGTON,  N.  C.     City  of  Hanover  Co.  on  Cape  Fear  R.  131  m.  S.S.E.  of  Raleigh. 

NORTH    DAKOTA. 

NORTH  DAKOTA.     A  northwestern  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1889. 

OHIO. 

ADENA  Indian  Mound,  0.     Near  Chillicothe,  southern  Ohio. 

CAMBRIDGE,  0.    Village,  Guernsey  Co.,  59  m.  N.  of  Marietta. 

CANTON,  Ohio.     City  of  Stark  Co.  59  m.  S.S.E.  of  Cleveland. 

CHILLICOTHE,  O.     City  of  Ross  Co.  98  m.  E.N.E.  of  Cincinnati. 

CINCINNATI,  0.     City  of  Hamilton  Co.  on  Ohio  river. 

CLEVELAND,  0.     City  of  Cuyahoga  Co.,  on  Lake  Erie. 

FIRELANDS.     Grant  in  Western  Reserve,  Ohio. 

FORT  MEIGS,  Ohio.     Early  fort  on  Maumee  R.,  Lucas  Co. 

FREMONT,  Ohio.    City  of  Sandusky  Co.    30  m.  S.E.  of  Toledo. 

GAMBIER,  0.     Village  of  Knoz  Co.  5  m.  E.  of  Mt.  Vernon. 

GEAUGA  Co..  0.     A  county  in  the  N.E.  part  of  Ohio. 

JOHNSON'S  Island,  O.     Island  near  Sandusky,  northern  0.,  used  as  Civil  War  U.  8.  prison. 

LAKE  County,  Ohio.    County  in  the  N.E.  part  of  state. 

LEBANON,  0.    County  seat  of  Warren  Co.  22  m.  S.  of  Dayton. 

LITTLE  MIAMI  VALLEY,  Ohio.    Valley  of  S.W.  part  of  state. 

MADISON  township,  0.     Township  of  Franklin  Co.  in  central  Ohio. 

MAUMEE  Valley,  Ohio.    Valley  of  Maumee  R.  in  northwestern  Ohio. 

OHIO.    A  north  central  state  of  U.  S.  admitted  1802. 

OHIO  valley.    Watershed  of  Ohio  R.  in  Ohio,  Ind.,  111.  and  Ky. 

PERRY  County,  0.     Co.  in  the  S.E.  central  part  of  Ohio. 

RICHLAND  COUNTY,  0.     A  Co.  in  N.  central  part  of  state. 

SAINT  CLAIR,  Fort,  Preble  Co.,  0.     Fort  built  1791-2. 

TOLEDO,  0.     City  of  Lucas  Co.  92  m.  W.  of  Cleveland. 

UNION  VILLAGE,  Ohio.    A  Shaker  village  of  Warren  Co.  4  m.  W.  of  Lebanon. 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  Ohio.     A  Co.  in  the  S.E.  part  of  state  bordering  on  W.  Va. 

WESTERN  RESERVE.     N.E.  section  of  Ohio  reserved  by  Conn,  when  ceding  western  lands  to  U.  8.  1786. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ALLEN,  "Land  Bill"  (1809-91).     Ohio  advocate  of  "Homestead  Bill." 

KODGE,  Orlando  John  (b.1826). 

PERKINS,  Henry  Bishop  (1824-1902).  Ohio  State  senator. 

RIDDLE,  Albert  Gallatin  (1816-1902).  Ohio  legislator,  U.  S.  consul  to  Matanzas,  writer. 


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TIFFIN,  Edward  (1766-1829).     0.  Governor,  IT.  S.  senator,  surveyor-general  of  the  Northwest. 
WILLIAMS,  Isaac  (1737-1820).     Ohio  Valley  pioneer,  Indian  fighter,  trapper. 
WORTHINGTON,  Thomas  (b.1773).     Ohio  pioneer. 


,      OKLAHOMA. 

OKLAHOMA.     A  territory  of  the  V.  S.  partitioned  from  Indian  Territory,  1893. 

OREGON. 

BALL.  John  (b.1794).     Oregon  pioneer. 

BARLOW  road,  Oregon.    Wagon  road  over  the  Cascade  Mountains,  built  1846. 

CRATER  lake,  Ore.     Cascade  Mt.  lake. 

HOLDEN,  Horace  (b.1811).     Oregon  pioneer. 

TORY,  James  (b.1820).     Oregon  pioneer. 

MORROW  County,  Ore.     Co.  in  north-central  part  of  state. 

OREGON.    A  north  Pacific  state  of  IT.  S.  between  Cal.  and  Oregon,  admitted  1859. 

PORTLAND,  Oregon.     Seaport  city  of  Mullnomah  Co.  772  m.   by  rail  from  San  Francisco. 

TJMATILLA  County,  Or.     A  northeastern  Co.  of  the  state. 

WARREN,  Daniel  Knight  (b.1837).     Oregon  pioneer,  State  senator. 

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PACIFIC  ISLANDS. 

GUAM.     The  largest  of  Ladrone  Islands,  in  Pacific,  ceded  to  U.  S.   1899. 

HAWAII.     Group  of  islands  in  Pacific  2100  m.  from  TJ.  S.,  annexed  1898. 

MARCUS  Is.     Island  of  Oceanica,  between  Hawaii  and  Philippines,  belonging  to  XT.  S. 

NEW  NANTUCKET.    A  former  name  of  Baker  Island,  Oceanica,  acquired  by  XT.  S.  1856. 

PACIFIC  OCEAN. 

TTTTTJTLA,  Samoa. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

ALLENTOWN,  Pa.     City,  Lehigh  Co.  on  Lehigh  r.  60  m.  N.  by  W.  from  Philadelphia. 

BUFFALO  VALLEY,  Pa. 

CHESTER,  Pa.     A  city  of  Delaware  Co.  14  m.  N.E.  of  Wilmington,  Del. 

EASTON,  Pa.     City  of  Northampton  Co.  67  m.  N.  of  Philadelphia. 

GERMANTOWN,  Pa.     A  former  independent  town,  now  annexed  to  Philadelphia. 

HARRISBURG,  Pa.     City,  capital  of  Pennsylvania,  106  m.  W.  by  N.  of  Philadelphia. 

LANCASTER  County,  Pa.    A  southeastern  Co.  of  State  bordering  on  Maryland. 

LANCASTER,  Pa.    Capital  of  Lancaster  Co.  69  m.  W.  of  Philadelphia. 

LEHIGH  County,  Pa.     Eastern  Co.  of  Pa.  bordering  on  N.  J. 

LEITSVILLE,  Pa.     Village  of  Northampton  Co. 

LOWER  MERION,  Pa.     Township  forming  southern  part  of  Montgomery  Co. 

MEADVILLE,  Pa.    City  of  Crawford  Co.  36  m.  S.  of  Erie. 

MERION,  Pa.    Village  of  Montgomery  Co.  19  m.  N.W.  of  Philadelphia. 

PENNSYLVANIA.    An  original  Middle  State  of  the  U.  S. 

PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.     Third  city  of  TT.  S.  on  the  Delaware  R.,  90  m.  S.W.  rf  New  York. 

PITTSBURGH,  Pa.     City  in  west  of  state,  at  confluence  of  Allegheny  and  Monongehala  riven. 

PUTNAM,  Pa.     Township  of  Luzerne  Co.  in  N.E.  of  state. 

SCHUYLKILL  Valley.     Valley  of  Schuylkill  R.,  a  tributary  of  the  Delaware. 

SONS  of  St.  Tammany  of  Philadelphia.     Patriotic  society  of  early  origin. 

VALLEY  FORGE,  Pa.     Village  of  Chester  Co.  4  m.  S.E.  of  Phoenixville — a  Revolutionary  War  camp. 

WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  Pa.     A  southwestern  Co.  of  state,  bordering  on  W.  Va. 

WESTMORELAND  County,  Pa.    A  Co.  in  the  S.W.  part  of  state. 

WHISKEY  rebellion.     Uprising  in  Pennsylvania  1794. 

WILKES-BARRi,  Pa.    City  of  Luzerne  Co.  154  m.  by  rail  N.  by  W.  of  Philadelphia. 

WYOMING,  Pa.     A  valley  and  Mt.  section  of  N.E.  Pa. 


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BIOGEAPHY. 

ELDER,  John  (1799-ab.l879).     Fenn.  emigrant  to  Prince  Gallitxin's  district. 

KING,  John  C.     Fa.  German. 

LOGAN,  James  (1674-1751).     Fa.  Chief  Justice,  Governor,  writer. 

MAGTTIRE,  Luke  (b.1796).     Fennsylvania  emigrant. 

MEIECKEN,  (Mrs.)  Feter  (Snowden)  (b.1777).     Wife  of  Peter  Meiroken,  a  merchant  of  Fhila. 

PENN,  William  (1644-1718).     Founder  of  Fennsylvania. 

8PICER,  Jacob  (fl.1751). 

8TEELE,  John  Washington. 

WARDER.  John    (fl.1778).     Philadelphia  citizen, 

WI8TER,  Sally  (fl.1778).     Quakeress. 

WOOD.  George  (fl.1682).     uarby  (Pa.)  Quaker  pioneer. 

PHILIPPINE    ISLANDS. 

AGUINALDO,  Emilio  (b.1870).     Filipino  insurrectionist  against  Spain  and  U.  S. 

ALLEN,  Henry  T.  (b.1859).     Chief  of  Philippine  constabulary. 

MANILA,  Philippine  Is.     Chief  city  of  Philippines  and  seat  of  Gov't,  on  Is.  of  Luzon. 

XESR.OS  Is.,  P.  I.     Central  island  of  the  Philippine  group. 

PHILIPPINE  Islands.    Group  of  the  Malay  Archipelago,  acquired  by  IT.  S.,  1898. 

RIGAL,  Jose  (1861-96).     Filipino  physician,  writer,  insurrectionist. 

TAGALOG  language.     A  language  of  the  Philippine  III. 

WRAY,  James.     Va.  midshipman  in  British  capture  of  the  Philippines,  1762. 

PORTO    RICO. 

PORTO  RICO.     West  Indian  island  ab.  1000  m.  E.  by  8.  of  Florida,  acquired  by  IT.  8.  1898. 

RHODE   ISLAND. 

BRISTOL,  R.  I.    Town,  Bristol  Co.  15  m.  8.8.E.  of  Providence. 

GOAT  ISLAND,  R.  I.     Island  in  Newport  harbor. 

LONSDALE,  R.  I.    Village  of  Providence  Co.  7  m.  N.  of  Providence. 

NARRAGANSETT  Bay,  R.  I.     Inlet  of  Atlantic  in  southern  part  of  state. 

NEWPORT,  R.  I.    City  and  Summer  resort  of  Southern  Rhode  Island. 

PROVIDENCE,  R.  I.     The  northernmost  Co.  of  R.  I. 

RHODE  ISLAND.     An  original  N.  E.  state  of  U.  8. 

SQUANTTJK,  R.  I.     Ancient  name  of  Providence. 

WARREN,  R.  I.    Village  of  Bristol  Co.  10  m.  S.S.E.  of  Provideno*. 

WILLIAMS,  Roger  (1599-1683).     Mass,  clergyman,  founder  of  R.  I.,  writer. 

SOUTH    CAROLINA. 

CHARLES,  S.  C.     City  of  Charleston  Co.  115  m.  N.E.  of  Savannah. 

COLUMBIA,  8.  C.     City  of  Richmond  Co.,  130  m.  N.N.W.  of  Charleston. 

HAMMOND,  J.  H.  (1807-64).     8.  C.  journalist,  Governor,  TT.  S.  senator,  writer. 

LOWNDE8,  Wm.  (1782-1822).    S.  C.  planter,  Congressman,  writer. 

MoMASTER,  George  H.  (1828-1902).     S.  C.  merchant,  toacher,  legislator,  writer. 

MANIGATTLT,  Peter  (1731-73).    8.  C.  colonial  statesman. 

NEWRY,  8.  C.    A  new  mill  town  in  foot  hills  of  the  Blue  Ridge  Mts. 

PELZER.  S.  C.     Town  of  Anderson  Co.  in  N.W.  of  state. 

ST.  HELENA  Island,  8.  C.     One  of  the  sea-islands  of  Beaufort  Co. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA.    An  original  South  Atlantic  state  of  the  IT.  S. 


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SOUTH    DAKOTA. 


BLACK  Hills.     Mountains  in  8.W.  of  South  Dakota  and  N.E.  of  Wyoming. 
FORT  PIERRE,  8.  D.     Village  of  Stanley  Co.     2  m.  S.  by  W.  of  Pierre. 
SOUTH  DAKOTA.     A  northwestern  state  of  the  IT.  S.  admitted  13S9. 


TENNESSEE. 

CARROLL,  William  (1788-1844).     Tenn.  statesman  and  Governor,   officer. 

CHESNEY,  Pharaoh  Jackson  (b.1781).     Tenn.  pioneer. 

CROCKETT,  David    (1786-1836).     Tenn.  &  Tex.  soldier,  pioneer,  Congressman,  writer. 

CUMBERLAND  Association.     Organization  of  Tenn.   settlers,  1780. 

DAKDRIDGE,  Tenn.     Village  of  Jefferson  Co.  30  m.  E.K.E.  of  Knoxville. 

DAVIDSON  County,  Tenn.     A  north  central  Co.  of  state. 

MADISON  COUNTY,  Tenn.    Western  Co.  of  stats. 

NASHVILLE,  Tenn.     City,  capital  of  state  and  of  Davidson  Co.,  north  of  center  of  state. 

ROANE,  Archibald  (1755-1818).     Tenn.  lawyer,  judge,  Governor. 

ROBERTS,  Isaac  (1754-1816).     Tenn.  pioneer,  Brigadier  Oener.il. 

RUSKIN  COLONY,  Tenn.  and  Ga.     A  socialistic  cooperative  experiment,  1894-1901. 

TENNESSEE.    A  S.E.  central  state  of  the  U.  S.,  admitted  1796. 

TROUSDALE,  William  (1790-1872).     Tenn.  lawyer,   officer  in  war  1812,  Seminole  and  Mexican  wars,   Gov. 

TEXAS. 

ALAMO.     Fort  at  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  scene  of  siege  and  massacre  March  6,  1836. 

BEAUMONT,  Tex.     County  seat  of  Jefferson  Co.  84  m.  E.  by  N.  from  Houston. 

DALLAS,  Tex.     City  and  county  seat  of  Dallas  Co.  on  Trinity  R.  in  northern  Texas. 

FAYETTE  COUNTY,  Texas.     Co.  in  S.E.  part  of  state. 

GALVESTON,  Tex.    City  and  port  of  Galveston  Co.  about  550  m.  W.  by  S.  of  New  Orleans. 

HOUSTON,  Sam  (1793-1863).     Tenn.  lawyer,  Governor,  Congressman,  1st  Pres.  of  republic  of  Texas. 

SAN  FERNANDO  de  Bexar.     Former  name  for  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

SAN  JACINTO.     Closing  battle  of  war  for  Texan  Independence,  1836. 

SEELE,  Hermann  (1823-1902).     Texas  pioneer,  teacher,  lawyer  and  legislator. 

TEXAS.     The  south-westernmost  of  the  Gulf  states  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1845. 

TRAVIS,  William  Barrett  (18111-36).     Ala.  officer  in  Texan  Revolution. 

UTAH. 

GREAT  Salt  Lake,  Utah.  Lake  in  the  N.E.  part  of  the  Great  Basin. 

UINTA  Valley  Indian  reservation.    Ute  Indian  reservation  in  Utah. 

UTAH.     A  western  state  of  the  U.  S.  between  Col,  and  Nev.,  admitted  1896. 

VERMONT. 

BURLINGTON,  Vt.     City,  county  seat  of  Chittenden  Co.,  on  Lake  Champlain. 

DEAN,  Towne  (1810-95).     Vt.  and  Mass,  physician. 

HARTFORD,  Vt.     Village  in  Hartford  township,  Windsor  Co.,  60  m.  S.  of  Montpelier. 

LUDLOW,  Vt.     Village  in  Ludlow  township,  Windsor  Co.  25  m.  S.S.E.  of  Rutland. 

MONTPELIER,  Vt.     Capital  of  Vt.  40  m.  E.S.E.  of  Burlington. 

NEWBURY,  Vt.     Village  and  township  of  Orange  Co.  30  m.  E.S.E.  of  Montpelier. 

ROCKINGHAM,  Vt.     Hamlet  and  township  of  Windham  Co.  5  m.  N.  of  Bellows  Falls. 

8HELBURNE,  Vt.     Village  of  Chittenden  Co.  7  m.  S.  of  Burlington. 

VERMONT.     The  northwesternmost  of  the  New  England  states  of  the  U.  S.,  admitted  1791. 

WESTMINSTER.'Vt.    Village  of  Windham  Co.  4  m.  below  Bellowt  Falls. 


WHITINGS    ON    AMKKICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

VIRGINIA. 

•ALEXANDRIA,  Va.     Town  on  Potomac    7m.  below  Washington,  D.  C. 

ALLEGHANY  County,  Va.    A  western  Co.  S.E.  of  Alleghany  Mts. 

AUGUSTA  COUNTY,  Va.     A  western  border  Co. 

BACON'S  Rebellion.     Va.  insurrection  against  Gen.  Berkeley,  1676. 

CHARLES  CITY  County,  Va.     Co.  in  S.E.  of  state. 

FLOWERDEW  Hundred,  Charles  County,  Va.     Estate  granted  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Stevens,  1636. 

GERMANNA.  Va.     A  German  settlement  (1711),  Orange  Co.,  now  extinct. 

GOOCHLAND  County,  Va.     County  in  center  of  state. 

HAMPTON,  Va.     Capital  of  Elizabeth  City  Co.  15  m.  N.N.W.  of  Norfolk. 

HENRY  COUNTY,  Va.     Southern  border  Co.  of  Va. 

JAMES  CITY,  Va.    Eastern  Co.  of  Va.  on  James  R. 

JAMES  RIVER,  Va.     River  flowing  S.E.  across  Va.  into  Chesapeake  Bay. 

JAMESTOWN,  Va.     Extinct  town  of  James  City  Co.  about  45  m.  N.W.  of  Norfolk. 

KING  and  Queen  County,  Va.     Co.  in  the  E.  part  of  Virginia. 

LOWER  NORFOLK  County,  Virginia. 

MONTICELLO,  Va.    Estate  of  Thomas  Jefferson,  3  m.  S.E.  of  Charlottesville. 

MT.  VERNON,  Va.    Estate  of  George  Washington  on  the  Potomac  15  m.  below  Washington  city. 

NORFOLK,  Va.     City  and  port  of  Norfolk  Co.  106  m.  S.E.  of  Richmond. 

NORFOLK  County,  Va.    County  in  S.E.  part  of  state. 

NORTHAMPTON  County,  Va.     A  southeastern  Co.  of  Virginia. 

NORTHUMBERLAND  County,  Va.     An  eastern  Co.  of  Virginia. 

OCCANEECHEE  Island,  Va.    Is.  in  Roanoke  R.  near  Clarksville,  Mecklenburg  Co. 

PORTSMOUTH,  Va.     City  and  seaport  of  Norfolk  Co.  about  1  m.  8.  W.  of  Norfolk. 

PRINCE  Edward  County,  Va.    Co.  in  S.  part  of  state. 

PRINCESS  Anne  County,  Va.     Southeasternmost  Co.  of  state. 

RICHMOND,  Va.     Capital  city  of  Va.  on  James  R.  about  100  m.  S.  by  W.  from  Washington. 

RICHMOND  COUNTY,  Va.     A  Co.  in  the  E.  part  of  state. 

SPOTTSYLVANIA  County,  Va.     County  in  N.E.  part  of  state. 

SURRY  County,  Va.     Co.  in  the  S.E.  part  of  state. 

TAZEWELL  County,  Va.     Southwestern  Co.  of  state. 

VAWTERS  Church,  Madison  Co.,  Va. 

VIRGINIA.     An  original  Atlantic  state  of  U.  S.  between  Maryland  and  North  Carolina. 

VIRGINIA  company.     English  colonizing  corporation. 

WESTMORELAND  County,  Va.    A  Co.  in  the  E.  part  of  state. 

WILLIAM8BURG,  Va.     Town  of  James  City  Co.  about  50  m.  E.S.E.  of  Richmond. 

YORK  County,  Va.    An  eastern  Co.  of  state  on  Chesepeake  Bay. 

YORKTOWN,  Va.     Village  of  York  Co.  36  m.  N.N.W.  of  Norfolk. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

BUR  WELL,  Lewis  (1621-53).     Va.  emingrant,  colonial  officer,  planter. 

CARTER,  Robert  (fl.1773).     Virginia  planter,  "King's  Councillor." 

FAIRFAX,  George  William  (fl.1747).    Va.  surveyor. 

GORDON,  James  (d.1768).     Va.  merchant  and  officer. 

HARVEL,  John  (fl.1630).     Va.  Governor. 

MONTAGUE,  Andrew  Jackson  (b.1862).    Va.  Attorney-General,  Governor. 

MULLER,  Adam  (b.about  1700).    Va.  settler  of  Shenandoah  Valley. 

NICHOLSON,  Francis  (fl.l'.OO).     Va.  and  Md.  Governor. 

POWELL,  Leven  (fl.1787).     Virginian. 

SHEPHERD,  David  (d.  about  1795).     Va.  pioneer,  Indian  fighter.  • 

SMITH,  Captain  John  (1579-1631).     Explorer,  founder  of  Virginia,  writer. 


WASHINGTON. 

CHELAN  Lake.     Wash,  lake  among  Cascade  Mts.  • 

SEATTLE,  Wash.     City  of  King  Co.  22  m.  N.N.E.  of  Tacoma. 
TACOMA,  Wash.     Seaport  city  of  Pierce  Co. 

WASHINGTON  (State).    A  Pacific  state  of  the  U.  S.  admitted  1850. 
YAKIMA  County,  Wash.     Co.  in  the  central  part  of  state. 


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WEST  VIRGINIA. 

FAIRFAX  stone.    Monument  erected  1746,  boundary  of  Fairfax  est,,  later  of  West  Va.  and  Hd. 

KANAWHA  COUNTY,  W.  Va.     A  western  Co.  of  state  on  great  Kanawha  R. 

KANAWHA  VALLEY,  W.  Va.     Watershed  of  Great  Kanawha  R. 

MONONGALIA  County,  W.  Va.    A  northern  Co.  of  state,  borders  on  Pennsylvania. 

POCOHONTAS  Co.,  W.  Va.     An  eastern  county  of  the  state. 

POINT  Pleasant  (W.  Va.).    Battle  between  Va.  troops  of  Lord  Dunmore  and  Indians,  Oct.  10.  1774. 

ROUND  BOTTOM,  W.  Va.     Hamlet  of  Wayne  Co.  10  m.  from  Hunting-ton. 

SHEPHERD,  Thomas  (d.1776).     English  settler  of  Mecklenburg,  now  Shepherdstown,  W.  Va. 

WARWICK,  Jacob  (1744-1826).    Pioneer  of  West  Va.,  Indian  scout. 

WEST  VIRGINIA.    Aa  E.  central  state  of  the  U.  8.,  admitted  1863. 

WISCONSIN. 

COLMAN,  Charles  L.  (1826-1901;.    Wis.  manufacturer,  V.  P.  Wis.  Hist.  Soc. 

FOND  DU  LAC,  Wis.     City  of  Fond  du  Lao  Co.  63  m.  N.N.W.  of  Milwaukee. 

JOHNSON,  John  A.  (1832-1901).    Wis.  pioneer,  State  senator,  philanthropist. 

LA  FOLLETTE,  Robert  Marion  (b.1855).     Wis.  lawyer,  Congressman,  Governor. 

MENOMONIE,  Wis.     County  seat  of  Dunn  Co.  25  m.  W.  by  E.  of  Eau  Claire. 

MILWAUKEE,  Wis.     City  of  Milwaukee  Co.  on  Lake  Michigan  85  m.  N.  of  Chicago. 

ST.  CROIX  COUNTY,  Wis.     Co.  in  W.  part  of  Wisconsin  bordering  on  Minnesota. 

SHEBOYGAN  County,  Wis.    Co.  in  E.  part  of  state. 

SPOONER,  John  Coit  (b.1843).     Wis.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War,  U.  8.  senator. 

TWO  Rivers,  Wis.    Village  of  Manitowoo  Co.  7  m.  N.E.  of  Manitowoo. 

WAUKESHA  County,  Wis.    Co.  in  the  8.E.  part  of  state. 

WINNEBAGO  Couuty,  Wis.     Co.  in  E.  central  part  of  state. 

WISCONSIN.    A  northern  state  of  U.  S.  on  the  Great  Lakes,  admitted  1848. 


WYOMING. 


CHEYENNE,  Wyoming.     Town  of  Laramie  Co.  106  m.  N.  of  Denver. 
YELLOWSTONE  PARK.     National  Park  at  the  N.W.  corner  of  Wyoming. 
WYOMING.    A  western  state  of  U.  S.,  admitted  1890. 


BRITISH    NORTH    AMERICA. 


A  CADI  A.     Original  name  of  Nova  Scotia  and  neighborhood. 

ANNAPOLIS  County,  Nova  Scotia.     A  southwestern  Co.  on  bay  of  Fundy. 

ASSINIBOINE  Mt.     Mountain  in  southwestern  Canada. 

ATHABASCA  River,  Canada.     Stream  flowing  N.W.  into  Athabasca  Lake. 

BECANCOUR,  Can.     Town  of  Quebec  80  m.  S.W.  of  oity  of  Quebec. 

BERMUDA  Islands.     British  islands  off  U.  S    coast,  580  m.  S.E.  of  Cape  Hatteras. 

BRITISH  Columbia.     Southwestern  province  of  Dominion  of  Canada. 

CAMPO  BELLO,  N.  B.     Island  of  New  Brunswick,  in  Bay  of  Fundy. 

CANADA,  Dominion  of.     A  federal  union  of  British  possessions  in  N.  A. 

CARLETON,  Canada.    Village  of  Bonaventiere  Co.,  Quebec,  6  m.  N.E.  of  Dalhousie,  N.  B. 

CHIGNECTO  Isthmus.     Isthmus  joining  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick. 

DOURO,  Ontario.     A  township  of  Ontario. 

DRUMBO,  Ont.     Village  of  Oxford  Co.  23  m.  E.S.E.  of  Stratford. 

ESTERHAZ.  Canada.     A  Hungarian  colony. 

FORT  ERIE.     Early  fortification,  at  eastern  end  of  Lake  Erie. 

FRASER  RIVER,  Canada.     River  of  British  Columbia  flowing  into  Pacific  Ocean. 

FREDERICTON,  N.  B.     City  and  port.     60  m.  N.N.W.  of  St.  John. 

FRENCH  Canadian  language.     Variety  of  French  spoken  in  Canada. 


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FRONTENAC,  Can.    Former  name  of  Kingston,  Canada. 

FUNDY,  Bay  of.    Inlet  of  the  Atlantic,  separating  Nova  Scotia  from  New  Brunswick. 

HABITANTS,  La  Compagnie  des. 

INTENDANTS.     Canadian  colonial  officials,  next  to  governors  and  bishops. 

KINGSTON,  Canada.     City  of  Ontario  at  outlet  of  Lake  Ontario,  172  m.  \V.  of  Montreal. 

KLONDIKE.     Auriferous  region  in  Yukon  District,  Canada. 

LABRADOR.     Peninsula  on  the  E,  coast  of  British  North  America. 

LA  SUETTE.     District  of  province  of  Quebec. 

LAUZON,  Canada.     Town  on  St.  Lawrence  opposite  Quebec. 

LOUISBOURG,  Can.     French  fortification  on  Cape  Breton,  captured  by  British,  1768. 

LYTTON,  British  Columbia.     Town  on  the  Fraser  R.  57  m.  from  Yale. 

MANITOBA.     Province  of  Canada,  adjoining  Minn,  and  N.  Dakota. 

MANITOULIN  Is.     Island  in  northern  part  of  Lake  Huron,  belonging  to  Ontario,  Can. 

MONTREAL,  Canada.    City  of  the  province  of  Quebec  180  m.  S.W.  of  Quebec. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK,  Canada.    An  eastern  Maritine  province  of  the  Dominion  cf  Canada. 

NELSON  River,  Canada.     River  of  western  Canada,  connecting  L.  Winnipeg  and  Hudson  Bay. 

NEWFOUNDLAND.     Large  island  in  Atlantic  0.  at  mouth  of  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence,  a  British  Colony. 

NEWFOUNDLAND  Fishing  Banks.    Submarine  plateaus  along  coast  of  Newfoundland. 

NISSOURI,  Ontario.    Village  in  Oxford  Co.  8  m.  N.  of  Thamesford. 

NOOTKA  Sound  Episode.    British-Spanish  clash  in  Vancouver  Is.  -.89-90. 

NOVA  SCOTIA.     The  most  easterly  maritime  province  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada. 

ONTARIO.     Province  of  Canada  bounded  by  Ottawa  and  St.  Lawrence  rivers  and  Great  Lakes. 

ORLEANS  Island,  Canada.  Island  about  100  m.  long  in  St.  Lawrence  R.  35  m.  below  Quebeo. 

PRESCOTT,  Ontario.     A  town  of  Ontario,  on  St.  Lawrence  R.  54  m.  S.  of  Ottawa. 

PRINCE  Edward  Island.     A  province  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  in  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence. 

QUEBEC,  Can.     A  province  of  Canada  on  the  St.  Lawrence  R.  and  its  capital. 

RED  RIVER  SETTLEMENT,  Canada.     Agricultural  community  in  southern  Manitoba. 

SABLE  Is.  Nova  Scotia.     Nova  Scotia  island  in  the  Atlantic,  90  m.  S.E.  of  Cape  Canso. 

ST.  ANDREWS  island,  Nova  Scotia. 

SAINT-ANTOINE  DE  TILLY,  Canada.     Town  of  Quebec  on  St.  Lawrence  R.   about  100  m.   above  city  of 

SAINT-JEAN  Port-Joli.     Village  and  parish  on  the  St.  Lawrence  71  m.  N.E.  of  Quebec. 

ST.  JOHN,  N.  B.     City  of  St.  John  Co.  on  Bay  of  Funday,  190  m.  N.W.  of  Halifax. 

ST.  LAWRENCE.     River  flowing  out  of  Lake  Ontario  N.W.  into  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence. 

SAINT  Liquori,  Canada.    Village  in  Montcalm  Co..  Quebec,  39  m.  N.  of  Montreal. 

SAINT-PATRICE  de  Beaurivage.     Parish  of  province  of  Quebec. 

SAINT  Pierre  and  Miquelon  islands.     French  Islands  near  southern  shore  of  Newfoundland. 

BAINT-RiGIS  (Canada).     Jesuit  Indian  mission  (1758)  on  the  St.  Lawrence. 

SAINTE-ANNE  de  la  Ferade,  Can.    Village  55  m.  W.  by  N.  of  Quebec'. 

SALT  Spring  Island,  B.  C.     Island,  Strait  of  Georgia,  ab.  10  m.  N.  of  Victoria. 

THOUSAND  Islands.     Group  of  islands  in  St.  Lawrence  R.  ab.  25  m.  below  Lake  Ontario. 

THREE  Rivers,  Canada.     City  of  Quebec  on  St.  Lawrence  90  m.  S.W.  of  city  of  Quebeo. 

UPPER  Canada  Rebellion.     Canadian  disturbance  1837-9. 

WENTWORTH  County,  Ont.     Co.  of  Ontarion,  situated  at  the  head  of  Lake  Ontario. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ARCHIBALD,  Sir  Adams  George  (1814-1892).    Lieutenant  Governor  of  Nova  Scotia. 

BAILLARGi,  Pierre-Florent  (1761-1812).     Canadian  architect,  Treas.  of  Quebec,  journalist. 

BARRIN,  Rowland-Michel  (1693-1756).     Marquis  de  la  Galissoniere,  administrator  of  Canada,  1747. 

BEGON,  Michel,  4th  (ab.  1674-1740).    Intendant  of  Canada,  1712-26. 

BIGOT,  M.     Canadian  Intendant. 

BLACK,  John  (fl.1807).     Quebeo  deputy. 

BOUCHETTE,  Robert  Shore  Milnes.  Canadian  customs  commissioner. 

BOUTEROUE,  Claude  de  (fl.1668).     Intendant  of  New  France. 

CHATELETS,  Noel  Juchereau,  Sieur  des  (d.1648).     French  Canadian  colonist. 

CHAUSSEGROS  DE  LERY,  Louis  Rene  (b.1762).     Canadian  officer. 

CUTHBERT,  Jacques.     Seigneur  de  Berthier.     Canadian  legislator. 

D'IBERVILLE,  Pierre  Le  Moyne  (d.1706).     Canadian  naval  officer. 

DE  MUELLES,  Jacques  (fl.1682).     Intendant  of  Canada,  1682-6. 

DiN£CHAUD,  Claude  (d.1836).     Canadian  deputy. 

DENISON,  Geo.  Taylor  (b.1839).     Lieut.  Governor  of  Canada. 

DE  RIGAUVILLE,  Nicolas  des  Bergeres  (fl.  1695-1718).     French  Canadian  officer. 

DES  BERGiRES,  Raymond-Blaise  (ab. 1657-1711).     Canadian  Friend,  Colonial  officer. 

DORCHESTER  (Lord).     Canadian  Governor. 


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DUFFERIN,  Lord  (b.1826).     Governor-General  of  Canada. 

DUPONT,  Nicolas,  Sieur  de  Neuville  (fl.1609).     Officer  of  France  in  Canada. 

DURAND,  Louis  (1670-1702+) .     Canadian  voyageur. 

DURHAM,  John  George  Lambton,  Earl  of  U~92-1840).     Governor-General  of  Canada. 

FINLAY,  Hugh  (fl.1774).     Pioneer  official  in  Canadian  and  colonial  postal  system. 

FORTIER,  Richard  Achille  (1803-70).     Canadian  physician. 

FOUCHER.     Canadian  judge. 

FREMONT,  Jules-Joseph-Taschereau   (1355-1902).     Canadian  lawyer  and  Professor. 

FRONTENAC,  Louis  de  Buade,  Comte  de  (1620-98).    Governor  of  Canada. 

GABOTJRY,  Maria  Anne  (fl.1807).     Settler  in  Manitoba. 

GIFFARD,  Robert  (9.1658).     Founder  of  Beauport,  Canada. 

GIROD,  Amury  (fl.1837).     Canadian  author  and  General. 

GRANDMAISON  (fl. 1759-74).     Canadian,  active  in  Acadian  affairs. 

HARDINGE,  Henry  (b.1785).     British  officer  served  in  Canada. 

HERRIOT,  Frederic-George  (1766-1843).     Canadian  general,  founder  of  Drummondville. 

JOLIETTE,  B.    Founder  of  the  town  of  Joliette. 

LAURIER,  Sir  Wilfrid  (b.1841).     Premier  of  Canada. 

LE  BEAU,  Claude  (fl.1738).     Frenchman  exiled  to  Canada,  writer. 

Li; VIS,  Francois  G.  (1720-87).     French  officer  in  Quebec  expedition. 

LEVY,  Henri  (1596-1680).     Duke  of  Ventadour,  Viceroy  of  Canada. 

LISTER,  Justice  (1843-1902).     Ontario  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Appeal. 

MONTCALM,  Louis  Joseph,  Marquis  de  (1712-59).     Commander  of  the  French  troops  in  Canada. 

PERRATJLT,  Jean-Baptiste  Olivier  (1773-1827).     Canadian  judge. 

PETERS,  Arthur  (fl.1902).     Premier  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 

PLAMONDON,  Louis  (fl.1830).     French  Canadian  lawyer. 

PRESCOTT,  Robert  (d.1815).     Governor  of  Canada  1796-99. 

RIGATTVILLE,  Jean-Maria  des  Borgeres  (b.17.20). 

ROUTH.  Randolph-Isham  (1782-1858).     British  Gen.  in  Canada. 

SAINT-REAL,  J.  R.   Vallieres  (fl.1834).     French  Canadian  judge. 

STRATHCONA,  Donald  Alexander  Smith  (b.1820),  Lord.     Canadian  statesman. 

TASCHERAU,  Anthony  Charles  (d.1882).     Canadian  deputy. 

TASCHEREAXT,  Thomas  Jacques  (d,1749).     Prominent  French  Canadian. 

TASCHEREATJ,  Gabriel-Elzear  (1745-1809).     Canadian  statesman. 

VANSITTART,  Ralph  (fl.lSGl).     Member  Canadian  Parliament. 

YOUNG,  Frederick  (b.1817).     Canadian  statesman. 


WEST    INDIES. 

BAHAMA  Islands.     British  group  E.  of  Florida,  N.E.  of  Cuba. 

BiGON,  Michel,  3rd  (1638-1710).    Intendant  of  the  French  Antilles,  1683-5. 

CARIBS.     West  Indian  race,  now  in  Cent,  and  S.  A.  along  Carribean  Sea. 

CTJRACAO.     Dutch  W.  I.  island,  75  m.  north  of  Venezuela. 

DANISH  West.  Indies.     St.  Thomas  and  smaller  islands  ab.  15  m.  E.  of  Porto  Rico. 

HAITI.    West  Indies  Isl.  betw.  Cuba  and  Porto  Rico,  containing  republics  of  Haiti  and  San  Domingo. 

JAMAICA.     British  West  India  Is.  90  m.  S.  of  Cuba. 

MARTINIQUE.     French  West  Indian  Island,  in  the  Lesser  Antilles. 

SANTO  Domingo.    A  West  Indian  republic  occupying  eastern  end  of  Is.  of  Haiti. 

WEST  INDIES.    System  of  Islands  in  Atlantic  extending  from  Florida  to  N.  ooast  of  S.  A. 

WEST  INDIES,  Danish.     Several  islands  east  of  Porto  Rico,  belonging  to  Denmark. 

WINDWARD  and  Leeward  Us.    Descriptive  names  of  two  groups  of  the  Lesser  Antilles,  West  Indies. 


CUBA. 


BAYAMO,  Cuba.     A  town  in  east  part  of  Cuba  60  m.  S.S.W.  of  Santiago. 
CUBA.     Island  republic,  130  m.  south  of  Florida. 
HAVANA.     Capital  city  of  Cuba,  on  northwest  coast. 
ISLE  of  Pines,  Cuba.    West  Indian  island  50  m.  S.  of  Cuba. 
PALMA,  Tomas  Estrada  (fl.1902).    First  President  of  Cuba. 


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LATIN  AMERICA. 

LATIN  America.     Portions  of  America  inhabited  chiefly  by  Latin  races. 

PAK-AKERICAK  CONGRESS.     Congress  held  in  City  of  Mexico,  1901-2. 

PAN  AMERICANISM.     Movement  for  close  relations  between  various  coor.trica  of  America. 

SPANISH  AMERICA.     Portion  of  Central  and  South  America  principally  peopled  by  Spaniards. 

SPANISH-AMERICAN  Congress,  Madrid  1900. 

MEXICO 

AZTECS.     Early  inhabitants  of  Mexico. 

CHIAPAS.     State  of  southern  Mexico. 

CHIHUAHUA,  Mexico.     A  northern  border  state. 

CONCEPCION  del  Oro.     Mexico. 

DIAZ,  Porflrio.     President  of  Mexico  since  1876. 

JUAREZ,  Benito  (1806-72).     President  of  Mexico,  1865-6. 

MEXICO.    Republic  of  southern  N.  A.  bounded  by  U.  S.,  Atlantic,  Guatemala,  and  Pacific. 

TABASCO,  Mexico.     State  in  south  of  Mexico. 

YUCATAN.     Peninsular  state  of  southeastern  Mexico. 

CENTRAL    AMERICA. 

CENTRAL  America.     Portion  of  N.  A.  between  isthmuses  of  Panama  and  Tehuantepec. 

GUATEMALA.     A  republic  of  Central  America. 

ISTHMIAN  Canal.     Proposed  canal  joining  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  Pacific  Ocean. 

NICARAGUA.    A  republic  of  Central  America,  between  Honduras  and  Costa  Rica,  Atlantic  and  Pacific  ocean. 

SOUTH    AMERICA. 

ANDES.     Mountain  range  along  west  coast  of  South  America. 

ARGENTINE  Republic,  S.  A.     South  American  state  on  S.  Atlantic  coast. 

BRAZIL,  S.  A.     Republic  of  South  America  on  the  Atlantic  coast. 

BRITISH  GUIANA,  S.  A.     A  territory  of  Gt.  Britain  on  N.  coast  of  South  America. 

BOLIVIA,  S.  A.     Republic  lying  inland  between  Brazil,  Argentine,  Chile  and  Peru. 

BUENOS  AYRES,  Arg.  Rep.,  S.  A.     Capital  of  Argentine  Republic  and  chief  city  of  S.  A. 

CARACAS,  Venezuela.     Capital  city,  16  m.  S.S.E.  from  the  seaport,  La  Guayra. 

CASTRO,  Ciprano  (fl.1902).     President  of  Venezuela. 

CHILE,  S.  A.     Republic  on  Pacific,  extending  from  Peru  to  Cape  Horn. 

COLOMBIA,  S.  A.     Northwestern  Republic  of  S.  A.,  adjoining  Central  America. 

ECUADOR.     State  of  South  America  on  west  coast. 

FRENCH  GUIANA,  S.  A.    French  colony  on  Atlantic  coast  of  northern  S.  A.,  adjoining  Brazil. 

MAGELLAN  STRAIT.     Strait  separating  Patagonia,  S.  A. ,  from  Tierra  del  Fuego. 

ORINOCO  R.     River  of  Venezuela,  S.  A.,  flowing  E.  by  N.  into  Atlantic. 

PARAGUAY.     An  interior  republic  of  South  America,  between  Brazil  and  Argentine. 

PATAGONIA.     Extensive  region  comprising  the  S.  extremity  of  South  America. 

PERU.     Republic  of  South  America  on  Pacific  between  Ecuador  and  Chile. 

RIO  GRANDE  DO  SUL,  Brazil.     A  state  in  the  extreme  of  Brazil.  ^ 

SANTA  Catharina,  Brazil.    A  state  of  southern  Brazil. 

SOUTH  AMERICA.     Southern  continent  of  the  Western  Hemisphere. 

TIERRA  del  Fuego.     Large  group  of  islands  at  the  8.  extremity  of  S.  A. 

VENEZUELA.     A  republic  occupying  the  N.E.  portion  of  South  America. 

VINCENT  PINZON  river,  8.  A.     River  of  northeastern  8.  A. 


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ARCTIC    AND    ANTARCTIC. 

ANTARCTIC  regions.     South  polar  oontinent(  ?)and  ocean. 

ARCTIC  regions.     North  polar  land  and  ocean. 

GREENLAND.    An  extensive  region  or  island  on  the  N.E.  of  North  America,  belonging  to  Denmark. 

KANE,  Elisha  Kent  (1820-57).    Fhila.  surgeon  in  V.  S.  navy,  Arctic  explorer. 

PEARY,  Robert  Edwin  (b.1856).     XT.  8.  naval  officer,  Arctic  explorer. 

PREHISTORIC    TIMES    AND    INDIANS. 

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AMERICANISTS.     Students  of  primitive  Am.   affairs. 

ANTIQUITIES.     Remains  of  ancient  peoples. 

BASKETRY.    Art  of  basket  making. 

CLIFF  dwellers. 

COPPER  relics  (V.  8.).     Primitive  implements  made  of  copper. 

DOUBLE  headed  serpent  (Am.  Arch.).     Symbolic  figure  among  Am.  Indians. 

GORGETS  (Indian). 

MOKONK  Indian  Conference.     Annual  conference  at  L.  Mohonk,  N.  Y.,  in  interest  of  the  Indians. 

MOUNDS,  Indian.    Prehistoric  Am.  monuments. 

ORENDA  (Iroquois  word).     An  occult  power. 

POTTERY  (Indian).     Clay  wares  fixed  by  firing. 

PYRAMIDS,    Ancient  monuments  in  pyramid  form. 

QUETZAL.     Sacred  bird  of  Central  America,  a  Phoenix  or  Sun-bird. 

SEQUOYA  League.     A  "league  to  make  better  Indians,"  founded  1902. 

SPUDS  (Indian). 

TOMAHAWK  PIPES  (or  War  hatchets). 

INDIANS,    SPECIAL    TRIBES. 

ABENAKIS  Indians.    Algonauian  tribe  of  Canada  and  Maine. 
ABITIBI  Indians.    Hudson  Bay  tribe. 
AINOS.     Aboriginal  race  of  northern  Japan. 
ALGONKINS.     Indian  tribes  including  Ottawa,  Delaware,  etc. 
BELLA  COOLA  Indians.     A  tribe  of  British  Columbia. 

CARRIERS  Indians  (  -Cacullies  or  Cakalis  or  Cakhelhne).    A  tribe  of  Rocky  Mts.  Indians  of  the  Dene  family. 
CHEROKEE  Indians.     Tribe  of  Maskoki  stock  of  S.  Eastern  U.  8.,  now  in  Ind.  Ter. 
CHEYENNE  Indians.    A  tribe  of  Algonquian  stock  in  western  U.  S. 
CREE  Indians.     An  Algonauian  tribe. 

CREEK  Indians.     Tribe  of  Maskoki  stock  of  Ga.  and  Ala.  now  in  Ind.  Ter. 
DAKOTA  Indians.     Siouan  tribe,  of  region  west  of  Miss.  R. 
ESKIMO.     Tribes  of  Polar  Indians. 

HAIDA  Indians.     Residents  of  Queen  Charlotte  Island,  British  Columbia. 
HOPI  Indians.    Pueblo  tribe  of  Shoshonean  stock  of  Northern  Arizona. 
HURON  Indians.    French  name  for  Wyandots,  Iroquois  tribe  of  Canada,  later  of  Kansas. 
INDIANS,  Am.    Aboriginal  inhabitants  of  the  Western  Hemisphere. 
IROQUOIS  Indians.    A  confederacy  of  related  tribes  along  St.  Lawrence  R. 
KEKCHI  Indians.     A  Maiyan  tribe  of  Gautemala. 

KIOWA  Indians.     Roving  tribe  of  western  plains,  now  naturalized  citizens  of  Florida. 
KOOTENAY  Indians.    A  group  of  related  tribes  along  the  Montana-British  Colvmbia  border. 
MAIDU  Indians.     A  group  of  tribes  in  northern  Cal. 
MOHAVE  Indians.     A  Yuman  tribe  of  the  lower  Colorado  R.  basin. 

MOHAWK  Lndians.     Leading  tribe  of  the  Iroquois  Confederacy,  occupying  lower  Mohawk  R.  valley,  N,  Y. 
MOKI  (Moqui  or  Hopi)  Indians.     Pueblo  tribe  of  Arizona. 

NAVAHO  (or  Navajo)  Indians.     An  Athapascan  tribe  of  New  Mexico  and  Arizona. 
OGALALA  Indians.     A  branch  of  the  Sioux,  Pine  ridge  reservation. 

OJIBWA  (or  Chippewa)  Indians.     The  largest  Algonauian  tribe,  of  the  Grea:  Lake  region. 
OMAHA  Indians.     A  Siouan  tribe  of  Nebraska. 

ONONDAGA  Indians.    A  tribe  of  the  Iroquoi*  Confederacy  of  N.  Y.  state. 

08AGE  Indians.     A  Siouan  tribe  of  the  plains  between  Arkansas  and  Missouri  rivers,  now  in  Okl. 
OTTAWA  Indians.     An  Algonauian  tribe  of  the  eastern  Great  Lakes  region 


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OUABACHE  Indian!. 

PASSAMAQUODY  INDIANS.     A  small  Algong.uian  tribe  of  Maine  and  New  Brunswick. 

PEQUOT  INDIANS.     An  Algonquian  tribe  of  Conn,  and  R.  I. 

POMO  Indians.     A  linguistic  group  of  California  tribes. 

PUEBLO  INDIANS.     Village  (Spanish  Pueblo)  or  semi-oivilized  Indians  of  southwestern  U.  S. 

SEMINOLE  Indians.     A  branch  of  the  Creek  tribes,  formerly  of  Fla..  now  of  Ind.  Ter. 

SENECA  Indians.     A  tribe  of  the  Six  Nations  of  N.  Y.  state. 

SHAWNEE  Indians.     An  Algonquian  tribe  S.  of  E.  and  S.E.  of  V.  S.,  now  of  Indian  Territory. 

SIOUX  (or  Dakota)  Indians.     A  collection  or  race  of  Indians  of  Dakota,  Neb.,  and  Wyoming. 

SKOKOMICH  Indians.     A  tribe  of  British  Colombia. 

STANDING  ROCK  Indians.     Indians  living  on  Standing  Rock  Ind.  Reservation,  N.  and  S.  Dakota. 

SUSQUEHANNAS  (or  Conestogas).     An  extinct  tribe  of  Indians,  tnce  inhabiting  land  on  the  Susquehanna  R. 

TONKA WA  Indians.     A  Texan  tribe  of  cannibals. 

WAPANAKI  Indians. 

YOWANNE  (or  Hiowanni)  Indians.     A  branch  of  the  Choctaws. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

BRANT,  Joseph  (1742-1807).    N.  Y.  Indian  chief,  British  ally  in  Am.  Rev. 

FONTANELLE,  Logan  (d.1856).     Omaha  Indian. 

GUESS,   George  (1771-1840).     Cherokee  Indian,  inventor  of  the  Cherokee  alphabet,  educator. 

HIAWATHA  (late  16th  cent.)  Indian.      Founder  of  Confederacy  of  the  Five  Nations. 

MAHTOTOHPA  (fl.1832).     Second  chief  of  the  Mandan  Indians. 

PONTIAC  (ab.1720-69).     Ottawa  Indian  Chief. 

WANNALANCET  (d.1696).     Last  Sachem  of  the  Herrimack  River  Indians,  friend  to  the  early  colonists. 

INDIAN    WARS. 

BLACK  HAWK  War.     War  with  Sac  and  Fox  Indians,  1832. 

BLACK  Warrior  (River)  expedition.     Exp.  of  Creek  war,  1813-14. 

CHEROKEE  War.     A  war  between  British  and  Cherokee  Indians  of  Tenn.,  1760-61. 

DANCING  Rabbit  treaty.     Treaty  with  Choctaws  at  Dancing-  Rabbit  Creek,  Noxubee  Co.,  Miss.,  1830. 

DUNMORE  war.     War  1774  by  Penn.,  Va.  and  0.  settlers  against  Indians. 

EMUCKFAU  (Ala.).     Creek  War  battle,  Jan.  21,  1814. 

FALLEN  Timbers  (Ohio).    Indian  War  battle,  Aug.  20,  1794. 

HANSON'S  Mill.    A  fortified  place  near  Fort  Mims  at  time  of  Indian  massacre. 

INDIAN  wars.    Wars  between  Indians  and  the  U.  S. 

KING  Philip's  War.    N.  E.  Indian  war,  1675- 

LITTLE  BIG  HORN  R.  (Mont.).    Sioux  Indian  war  battle,  May  15,  1876. 

MIMS  FORT,  Ala.    Fort  35  m.  N.  of  Mobile,  scene  of  Indian  massacre,  Aug.  30,  1813. 

MOUNTAIN  Meadow  (Utah).    Massacre  of  emigrants  to  Cal.  by  Indians  incited  by  Mormons,  1857. 

PAWNEE  Indians  war  1859. 

POWDER  River  (Neb.).     Massacre  of  1866. 

SPIRIT  Lake  massacre. 

TUSCARORA  war  in  N.  C.    1711-'  13. 


DISCOVERY,    EXPLORATION    AND    COLONIZATION. 


BRADDOCK,  Edw.  (1695-1755).     Gen.  French  and  Indian  War,  defeated  July  9,1755. 

CAMPBELL,  Duncan  (1703-58).     British  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War.  j, 

CHAMPLAIN,  Samuel  de  (1567-1635).     French  navigator. 

CLARK,  George  Rogers  (1752-1318).     Va.  officer  and  Indian  fighter. 

CLARK,  William  (1770-1838).     Va.  Indian  fighter,  explorer  of  Northwest,  Gov.  of  Louisiana  Ter. 

COLONIAL  period.     History  of  Am.  to  tha  War  of  Independence. 

COLUMBUS,  Christopher  (144S  or  7-1506).     Discoverer  of  America. 

DE  SOTO,  Fernando  (b.  about  1496).     Spanish  discoverer  of  Mississippi  R. 

DRAKE,   Francis  (ab.  1545-95).     Explorer,   Vice-Admiral  British  Navy. 

D'YRUJO,  Carlos  Martinez  (b.1763).     Spanish  opponent  of  the  Louisiana  purchase. 

DWIGHT,  Nathaniel  (1711-84).     Mass,  colonial  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War. 

FISHER,  Lydia  (b.1654).     Dedham  (Mass.)  patriot,  caretaker  of  Regicides  at  Old  Hadley. 

FRENCH  and  Indian  War.     Struggle  between  France  and  Ei'.sUnd  in  Am.     1754-1763. 


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GROSEILLIERS  (fl.1652).     French  explorer  and  trader  in  Northwest. 

HARMON,  Johnson  (fl.1724).     Mass,  colonial  officer,  Indian  fighter. 

HAY  WARD,  Nicholas  (fl.1652).     London  merchant. 

HAZLETINE,  John  (1702-77).     Mass,  and  Vermont  pioneer,  patriot,  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War. 

HIGGINSON,  Nathanael  (b.1652).     N.  £.  Governor  of  Madras. 

HOPE,  Sir  William  (fl.1732).     British  writer. 

HUDSON,  Henry,  or  Hendrik  (ab.  1575-1611).     English  navigator,  discoverer  Hudson  Bay. 

JOLLIET,  Louis  (d.1700).     French  Canadian  explorer  and  officer. 

"LA WHENCE."    Halifax  privateer  vessel,  1757. 

LEWIS,  Meriwether  (1774-1809).     Explorer,  Governor  of  Louisiana. 

MONTEJO,  Francisco  de  (ab.1479-ab.1549). 

MONTBESON,  John  (fl.1764).     British  chief  of  engineers  in  America. 

NORSEMEN  in  America.     Pre-Columbian  discovery  by  Norwegians. 

PEABODY,  Francis  (d.1771).     Pioneer  in  Nova  Scotia,  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War. 

PLOUGH  Company  (or  Co.  of  Husbandiers).     Dissenter  Colonists,  1G30. 

REGICIDES.     Judges  who  condemned  Charles  II.,  refugees  in  America. 

PONCE  de  Leon,  Juan  (ab.  1460-1521).     Spanish  explorer,  discoverer  of  the  coast  of  Florida. 

PRESTON,  Thomas  (fl.1769).     Captain, 

RADISSON.  Peter  Esprit  (fl.1652).     French  explorer  and  trader  in  Northwest. 

SAINT-DENIS,  Joseph-Charles  Juchereau  de  (b.1696).     French  Canadian  pioneer  in  Louisiana. 

SAINT  DENIS,  Louis  Juchereau  de.  (b.1676).     French  pioneer  on  the  Miss.  R. 

SILLERY,  Noel  Brulart  de  (1577-1640).     French  minister  of  state. 

TOSCANELLI,  Paolo  del  Pozzo  (1397-1482). 

TOWNSHEND  (fl.1760).     British  general  in  Canada. 

VE8PUCIUS,  Americus  (1452-1512).     Italian  navigator  sent  by  Spain  and  Portugal  to  America. 

WOLFE,  James  (1787-59).    British  General,  the  capturer  of  Quebec. 


AMERICAN    REVOLUTION. 


AMERICAN  Revolution.     War  for  independence  against  Great  Britain  1776  (1776) -83. 

BOSTON  Siege.     Shutting  up  of  British  in  B.,  1775-6. 

BOSTON  tea  party.    Destruction  of  tea  cargoes  by  patriots  in  disguise  of  Indians,  1773. 

BRANDYWINE  (Pa.).     Revolutionary  battle  Sept.  11,  1777. 

CEDARS,  Can.     Revolutionary  engagement,  May  19,  1776. 

COOCH'S  Bridge,  Delaware.     Revolutionary  skirmish,  1777. 

COWPENS  N.  C.).     Revolutionary  battle,  Jan.  17,  1781. 

DECLARATION  of  Independence.     Declaration  of  the  Am.  colonies  July  4,  1776. 

FRENCH  treaty  of  Feb.  8,  1778.     Treaty  of  alliance  with  the  Am.  Colonies. 

FRIENDLY  SONS  of  St.  Patrick.     A  Fhila.  Society  in  Revolutionary  times. 

HARLEM  (N.Y.).    Revolutionary  battle,  Sept.  16,  1778. 

HESSIANS.     German  soldiers  hired  by  British  in  the  Revolutionary  War. 

HOBKIRK'S  Hill  (S.C.).     Revolutionary  battle,  Auril  25,  1781. 

LIBERTY  Bell.     The  bell  which  hung  in  Continental  Hall,  Philadelphia,  July  4,  1776. 

LOYALISTS  (Tories).     The  American  supporters  of  the  king-  in  the  Am.  Revolution. 

FAOLI  (Pa.)  massacre.     Attack  of  British  upon  Am.  encampment,  Am.  Revolution,  Sept.  20,  1777. 

"PEGGY,    Stewart."     Brig  burned  at  Annapolis. 

RAMSOUR'S  Mill,  N.  C.    Revolutionary  battle,  June  20,  1780. 

YORKTOWN,  Va.     Revolutionary  War  siege,  October,  1781. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ADAMS,  Alicia  (Mrs.  William  Lawrence)  (b.1767).     Conn,  bethrothed  of  Nathan  Hale. 

ALLEN,  Ethan  (1737-89).     Vt.  officer  in  American  Revolution. 

ANDRE,  John  (1751-80).     British  major  in  Am.  Revolution. 

ARNOLD,  Benedict  (1741-1801).     Brigadier-general  in  Am.  Rev. 

BAILEY,  John  (1730-1810).     Mass,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

BARNEY,  Joshua  (1759-1818).    Am.  naval  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

BARRY,  John  (1746-1903).    Am.  Commodore  in  Am.  Revolution. 

BEDEL,  Timothy  (ab. 1736-87).     N.  H.  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War  and  Am.  Revolution. 

BUTLER,  Zebulon  (1731-95).     Conn,  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War  and  Am.  Revolution. 

CARROLL,  Charles  (1737-1832).     Md.  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 


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CATEECHE.     S.  C.  Indian  girl,  heroine  in  the  Am.  Revolution. 

CHABOT  (fl.1776).     French  Canadian  officer  of  British  army,  Am.  Revolution. 

CHRISTIAN,  Henry  (d. about  1805).     Va.  Captain  in  Am.  Revolution. 

CILLEY,  Joseph  (1735-99).     N.   H.  officer  in  Am.   Revolution. 

CLYMER,  George  (1739-1813).     Pa.  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence,  public  man. 

COLEMAK,  Samuel  (fl.1780).     Soldier. 

CRAIK,  James  (1730-1814).     Va.  surgeon  in  French  and  Indian  and  Rev.  war*. 

CRUGER,  John  Harris  (fl.1776).     N.  Y.  loyalist,  Br.  officer  in  Am.  Rev. 

DE  KALB,  Baron  (fl.1776).     French  officer  iu  American  army,  Revolutionary  War. 

DICKINSON,  John  (d.1799),     Va.  pioneer  Indian  fighter,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

DUNCAN,  Henry.     Officer  U.  S.  Navy  in  Am.  Revolution. 

EVANS,  Israel  (1747-1807).    N.  H.  Congregational  clergyman,  chaplain  in  Am.  Revolution. 

FAY,  Jonas  (1737-1818).     Vt.  surgeon  in  Am.  Revolution,  judse. 

FELLOWS,  Moses  (b.1755).     N.  H.  soldier  in  Am.  Revolution. 

FENTRESS,  James  (1763-1543).     Tenn.  pioneer,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

FORREST,  Richard  (b.1736).     Va.  General  in  Am.  Rev.,  early  citizen  of  Dist.  of  Columbia. 

FRANKLIN,  Benjamin  (1706-90).     Philada.  printer,  diplomat,  writer. 

FRANKS,  David  Salisbury.     Officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

GALLOWAY,  Joseph  (1731-1803).     Pa.  loyalist,  lawyer,  writer. 

GALVAN  (Major)  (d.lT82).     French  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

GERRY,  Elbridge  (1744-1814).     Mass,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

GREENE,  Nathaniel  (1742-86).     R.  I.  General  in  Am.  Revolution. 

GTJNBY,  John  (1745-1807).     Officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

HALE,  Nathan  (1755-76).     Conn,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

HALL,  Amos  (b.1761).     N.  Y.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

HALL,  Lyman  (1724-90).     Conn,  signer  of  Declaration  of  Independence. 

HAMILTON,  Alexander  (1757-1804).     N.  Y.  statesman,  officer  in  Am.  Rev.,  first  Sec.  of  Treasury. 

HANCOCK,  John  (1737-93).    First  Gov.  of  Mass.,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

HARRISON,  Benjamin  (1726-91).     Va.  Governor,  signer  Declaration  of  Independence. 

HAZLEWOOD,  John  (ab.  1726-1800).     Commodore  of  Penn.  navy  in  Am.  Revolution. 

HEATH,  William  (1737-1814).     Mass.  General  in  Am.  Revolution,  State  senator. 

HENRY,  Patrick  (1736-99).     Va.  Governor,  signer  of  tho  Declaration  of  Independence. 

HIGGINSON,  Thomas  Wentworth  (b.1823).     Mass,  clergyman,  writer. 

HINTON,  John  (d.1784).     N.  C.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

HOPKINSON,  Francis  (1737-1791).     Fa.  judge,  signer  .Declaration  of  Independence,  writer. 

HOWE,  Lord  George  Augustus  (1727-58).     British  Brigadier-General  in  Am.  Revolution. 

INGHAM,  Jonas.     Fenn.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

IRVING,  Washington  (1783-1859).    N.  Y.  writer,  Sec.  XT.  S.  Legation  at  London,  minister  to  Spain. 

JAY,  John  (1745-1829).    Fres.  Continental  Congress,  1st  Chief  Justice  of  V.  S.  Supreme  court. 

TONES,  Gabriel  (1724-1806).     Va.  lawyer,  member  of  Continental  Congress,  state  legislator. 

JONES,  John  Paul  (1747-92).     Va.  naval  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

JOYNES,  Levin  (1753-94).    Va.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  State  senator. 

KELLEY,  Moses  (fl.1775).     N.  H.  pioneer  and  officer  in  Am.  Rev. 

KIRBY,  Ephraim  (1757-1804).     Conn,  and  Ala.  soldier  in  Am.  Revolution,  judge,  publicist. 

KNOX,  Henry  (1750-1806).    N.  E.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  Secretary  of  War. 

LACEY,  John  (1755-1841).    Pa.  and  N.  J.  politician,  Brig. -Genera!  in  Am.  Rev.,  manufacturer. 

LAFAYETTE,  Marquis  (1757-1834).     French  General  in  Am.  Revolution. 

LAT7RENS,  Henry  (1724-92).     Pres.  of  the  Carolina  Congr.  1775,  delegate  to  Continental  Congr.  1777. 

LAUREN8,  John  (1753-82).    S.  C.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  secretary  to  lien.  Washington. 

LEE,  Charles  (1731-82).     General  in  Am.  Revolution. 

LEE,  Francis  Lightfoot  (1734-97).    Va.  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

LEE,  Richard  Henry  (1732-94).     Va.  proposer  and  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

LTJDLOW,  Cornelius  (1728  or  9-1812).     N.  J.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

MARIE  ADELAIDE,  Duchesse  de  Chartres  (fl.1776).     Wife  of  "Philippe  EgaJite,"  and  supporter  of  Ameri- 

MATLACK,  Timothy  (1730-1829).     Pa.  Revolutionary  officer,  Continental  Congressman. 

MATOON,  (Mrs.)  Mary  (Dickinson).  (1758-1835).     Revolutionary  matron. 

MAZZEI,  Filippo  (b.1730).    European  Agent  of  Va.  during  Am.  Revolution. 

MILLER,  William  Turner  (fl.1775).    R.  I.  Colonel  in  Am.  Revolution. 

MORGAN,  Daniel  (ab.  1733-1802).     Va.  General  in  Am.  Revolution,  Congressman. 

MORGAN,  George  (1742-1810).     Officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  1st  IT.  S.  Indian  Commissioner,  writer. 

MORRIS,  Mary  White  (fl.1767).     Wife  of  Robert  Morris. 

MORRIS,  Robert  (1734-1806).     Sifner  of  Declaration  of  Independence,  financier  of  Am.  Revolution, 


270  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1002. 

MORTON,  John  (1724-77).     Signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

KURRELL.  William  (b.1740).     B.  C.  merchant,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

NEILSON,  John  (1745-1833).     N.  J.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  member  Continental  Congress  1778-9. 

O'BRIEN,  Jeremiah  (1744-1818).     Captain  in  the  navy  in  Am.  Revolution. 

OTJRY,  Eve  (d.1848).     Revolutionary  War  heroine  of  Fort  Hannastown,  Pa. 

PAGAN,  Robert  (1750-1821).     Me.  loyalist,  merchant,  Nova  Scotian  judge  and  legislator. 

PAINE,  Edward  (1746-1841).     Ohio  pioneer,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

PERCY,  Hugh  (1742-1817).     British  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

FINCKNEY,  Charles  Cotesworth  (1746-1825).     S.  C.  officer  in  Am.  Rev.,  minister  to  France,  Senator. 

POOR,  Enoch  (1733-80).     N.E.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

POPP,  Stephen  (fl.1771).     German-British  military  engineer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

PORTERFIELD,  Charles  (1750-88).     Va.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

PUTNAM,  Israel  (1718-90).     Conn.  General  in  Am.  Revolution. 

RAWDON.  Francis  (1754-1826).     British  officer  in  Am.   Revolution. 

REED,  Philip  (d.1829).     Md.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution,  XT.  S.  senator. 

REVERE,  Paul  (1735-1818).     Boston  patriot,  one  of  the  Boston  tea  party. 

RIVINGTON,  James.     Am.  loyalist  printer  and  journalist  in  the  Am.  Revolution. 

ROBERTS,  George  (1755-1829).     N.  H.  soldier  and  sailor  in  Am.  Revolution. 

ROCHAMBEAtT,  Jean  Baptiste  Donation  de  Vimeure,  Comte  de  (1725-1807).     French  Gen.  in  the  Am.  Rev. 

ROSS,  George  (1730-79).     Pa.  lawyer,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

RUSH,  Benjamin  (1745-1813).     Fa.  physician,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

ST.  CLAIR,  Arthur  (1734-1818).     Brit,  officer  in  Canada,  and  later  Am.  General  in  Revolutionary  war. 

SARGENT,  Winthrop  (1753  1820).    Secretary  of  the  Northwest  Terr.,  officer  in  Am.  Rev.,  Gov.  of  Miss  Terr. 

SHERMAN.  Roger  (1721-93).     Conn,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence,  IT.  S.  senator. 

SHIFPEN,  Margaret  (fl.1793).     Wife  of  Benedict  Arnold. 

SMITH,  James  (ah. 1720-1806).    Pa.  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

SMITH,  Joshua  Hett  (1749-1818).     N.  Y.  loyalist,  accomplice  of  Andre. 

STARK,  John  (1728-1822).     N.  H.  General  in  Am.  Revolution. 

STJLLIVAN,  John  (1740-95).     N.  H.  General  in  Am.  Rev.,  delegate  to  Continental  Congress. 

STTMTER.  Thomas  (1734-1832).     S.  C.  General  in  Am.  Revolution,  Congressman,  minister  to  Brazil. 

TARLETON,  (Sir)  Bannastre  (1754-1833).     British  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

TAYLOR.  Stephen  (b.1757).     N.  Y.  soldier  in  Am.  Revolution. 

THORNTON,  Matthew  (1714-1803).     N.  H.  surgeon  in  Am.  Rev.,  signer  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence. 

WAIT,  Benjamin  (1735-1822).    Vt.  officer  in  French  and  Indian  War  and  Am.  Revolution. 

WAYNE,  Anthony  (1745-96).     Fa.  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

WELLFORD,  Robert  (1753-ab.94).     British  surgeon  in  Am.  Revolution,  Fredericksburg  (Vm.)  doctor. 

WHIFFLE.  William  (1730-85).     N.  H.  judge,  Signer  of  Declaration  of  Independence,  Rev.  Gen. 

WIEDERHOLDT,  Capt.  (d. 18051.     Capt.  in  American  Revolution. 

WINSLOW,  Isaac  (b.1742).     Boston  merchant,  loyalist. 

WOLCOTT,  Oliver  (1726-97).     Conn.  Signer  of  Declaration  of  Independence,  Congressman,  Governor. 

Am.  Revolution  titles  may  also  be  found  under  the  headings:  Boston;  Buffalo  Valley;  California;  Cohas- 
set;  Danbury,  Conn.;  Dedham,  Mass.;  Derryville:  Detroit;  Essex  Co.;  Geauga  Co.;  Germantown;  Goochland 
Co.;  Harlem;  Hartford,  Vt. ;  Harvard;  Lake  Co.;  Little  Miami  Valley;  Lower  Morion;  Maryland;  Medford; 
New  Jersey;  New  York  City;  North  Carolina;  Pennsylvania;  Philadelphia;  Quebec;  Saratoga;  South  Caro- 
lina; Valley  Forge;  Virginia;  Westminster,  Vt. ;  Westmoreland;  Worcester.  See  also  Washington  and  others 
classified  under  Presidents,  Members  of  the  Cabinet,  etc. 


WAR   OF   1812. 


BROCK.  Isaac  (1769-1813).    British  General  in  War  of  1818. 

CAtTLK'S  Field  (Md.).     War  of  1812  battle,  1814. 

CRYSLER  Farm  (Can.).     Battle,  Nov.  11,  1813. 

"ENTERPRISE."    Am.  cruiser  in  1800,  1812-14  and  against  pirates. 

"ERIE."     Steamboat  burned  on  Lake  Erie,  1814. 

HARTFORD  convention. 

JOYNES.  Thomas  R.  (1789-1858).     Va.  lawyer  and  planter,  officer  in  war  of  1812. 

LAKE  ERIE.     War  of  1812  Naval  battle,  Sept.  10,  1813. 

LEAVENWORTH,  Henry  (1783-1834).     N.  Y.  General  in  War  of  1812,  Indian  agent  for  northwest  territory. 

McDONOTTGH,  Patrick  (b.1786).    Pa.  IT.  8.  officer  in  War  of  1812. 


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MATTOON,  Ebenezer  (1755-1843).     Mass,  officer  in  War  of  1812,  Congressman. 

STEIGER,  Rodolphe  (1780-1847).     Swiss-English  officer,  resident  in  Canada,  physician  in  War  of  1812. 

WAR  of  1812.     British-American  war. 

WINCHESTER,  James  (1752-1826).     Officer  in  War  of  1812. 


MEXICAN    WAK. 

MEXICAN  War.    War  between  IT.  S.  and  Mexico,  April,  1846-Sept.,  1847. 

MONTEREY,  (Mexico).     Battle  and  siege  of  Mexican  War,  Sept.  20-25,  1846. 

O'BRIEN,  John  P.  J.  (1818-50).     Phila.  officer  in  the  Mexican  War. 

SCOTT,  Wiufleld  (1786-1866).     Officer  in  War  of  1812.  General-in-Chief  in  Mexican  War,  writer. 


CIVIL  WAR. 

ALBEMARLE.     Confederate  ram  blown  up  Oct.  27,  1864. 

APPOMATTOX  (Va.).     Civil  War  campaign,  March  29-Apr.  9,  1865. 

BALLS  Bluff  (Va.).     Civil  War  engagement,  Oct.  21,  1861. 

BELMONT(Mo.).     Civil  War  engagement,  Nov.  7,  1881. 

BRICE'S  Cross  Roads  (Md.).     Civil  War  engagement,  June  10,  1834. 

CEDAR  Creek  (Va.).     Civil  War  battle,  Oct.  19,  1864. 

CEDAR  Mountains  (Va.).     Civil  War  battle,  Aug.  9,  1862. 

CHATTANOOGA  (Tenn.).     Civil  War  campaign,  1863. 

CHICKAMAUGA  (Ga.).     Civil  War  battle.  Sept.  19-20,  1863. 

CIVIL  WAR.    War  between  North  and  South,  1861-1885. 

COLD  HARBOR  (Va.).     Civil  War  campaign,  June,  1864. 

CONFEDERATE  States.     Organization  of  sccedin?  states  formed  in  1861. 

FISHERS  HILL  (Va.).     Civil  War  engagement,  Oct.  19,  1864. 

FRANKLIN  (S.  C.).     Civil  war  battle,  Nov.  30,  1864. 

GETTYSBURG  (Pa.).     Civil  War  battle,  July  1-3,  1863. 

GRAND  Army  of  the  Republic.    Association  of  Union  veterans  of  the  Civil  War. 

HARTSVILLE   (Tenn.).     Civil  War  action,  Dec.  7,  1862. 

HOLLY  Springs  (Miss.).     Civil  War  raid,  Dec.  20,  1862. 

HUNLEY.     Confederate  torpedo  boat  which  sank  the  Housatonic  off  Charleston,  8.  C.,  Feb.  17,  1864. 

JACKSON  (Miss.).     Civil  War  engagement,  May  14,  1863. 

LYNCHBURG  (Va.).     Civil  War  campaign  May  2S-June  29,  1864,  engagement  June  17-18. 

MANASSAS  (Va.).     Civil  War  battle,  July  21,  1861. 

MERRIMAC-KONITOR  battle.     Civil  War  naval  battle  in  Hampton  Roads,  Va.,  March  8-9,  1862. 

MURFREESBORO  (Tenn.).     Civil  War  battle,  Dec.  31,  1862-Jan.  3,  1863. 

PERRYVILLE  (Ky.).     Civil  War  battle,  Oct.  8,  1862. 

SECESSION.     Doctrine  of  the  right  of  a  state  to  resume  independence. 

SHILOK  (Tenn.).     Civil  War  battle,  Apr.  6-7,  1882. 

THOMPSON'S  conspiracy  (1864).     Plot  to  liberate  Confederate  prisoners. 

TUPELO  (Miss.).     Civil  War  engagement,  July  14-15,  1863. 

VICKBURG  (Miss.).     Civil  War  campaign  1862-63. 

WAGNER,  Fort  (8.  C.).    Civil  War  assault,  July  18,  1863. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ABBOTT,  Henry  (1832-98).     N.  H.  banker,  U.  S.  War  agent,  Sanitary  commissioner,  State  senator. 

FREEMAN,  Julia  (Wheelock)   (d.1900).     Mich,  teacher,  Civil  War  nurse,  writer. 

HALSEY,  Edmund  Drake  (1840-96).     N.  J.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

HARDING,  William  B.  (1840-1900).     Worcester  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

HITCHCOCK,  Henry  (1829-1902).     Mo.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

HOPKINS,  William  Swinton  Bennett  (1836-1900).     Mass,  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

JOHNSTON,  Frank  (b.1843).     Miss.  Attorney-General,  Confederate  officer,  hist,  writer. 

TONES,  J.  H.  (b.1838).     !C:ss.  lawyer,  Confederate  officer. 

KINSMAN,  William  H.  (1834-63).     Iowa  lawyer  and  officer  in  Civil  War. 

LIPPITT,  Francis  James  (1812-1902).     D.  C.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

MARSH,  Lucius  Bolles  (1818-1901).    Boston  merchant,  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 


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HAVENEL,  Samuel  Prioleau  (1822-1902).     8.  C.  merchant,  Confederate  officer. 

TABB,  Thomas  (d.1902).     Va.  lawyer,  Confederate  officer,  educator. 

TURNER,  Josiah  (1821-1901).     N.  C.  politician,  editor,  lawyer,  Confederate  officer. 

ALEXANDER,  E.  P.  (b.1835).     Confederate  General,  R.  R.  president. 

AMES,  Adelhert  (b.1835).     U.  S.  officer  in  Civil  war,  Miss.  Gov.,  U.  S.  senator. 

ANDERSON,  Charles  D.   (d.1901).     Confederate  officer. 

ANKENY,  R.  V.  (1836-1901).     Officer  in  Civil  War. 

AUSTIN,  Charles  W.  (d.1889).     Texas  Confederate  officer. 

BEAUREGARD,  Pierre  Gustavo  Toutant  (1818-93).    Miss.  Confederate  general. 

BELL,  Tyree  H.  (d.1902).     Tenn.  Confederate  officer. 

BELO,  Alfred  Horatio (1839-1901).     N.   C.   Confederate  officer  and  Texas  editor. 

BICKERDYKE,  Mary  A.  (1817-1901).     Nurse  in  Civil  War,  Kan.  organizer  of  relief. 

3RAGG,  Edward  Stuyvesant  (h.1627).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  brig. -gen.  in  Civil  War,  Congressman. 

BREATHED,  James  (b.1838).     Va.  Confederate  officer. 

BROOCKS,  John  H.  (1827-1901).     Texas  Confederate  officer. 

BUTLER,  Benjamin  Franklin  (1818-93).     Mass,  lawyer,  Gen.  in  Civil  War,  Gov.  of  Mass.,  politician. 

COWLES,  Wm.  Henry  (1840-1901).     N.  C.  Confederate  officer,  Congressman. 

CRANDALL,  Lee  (fi.1862).     Confederate  officer. 

CUSTER,  George  Armstrong  (1839-76).     O.  General  in  Civil  War,  Indian  fighter. 

DAVIS,  Isaac  W.     Confederate  officer,  brother  of  Jefferson  Davis. 

DAVIS,  Jefferson  (1808-89).    Miss.  U.  S.  Sec.  of  War,  President  of  the  Confederate  States. 

DAVIS,  Sam  (fl.1862).    Confed.  spy.  executed  at  Nashville,  Tenn. 

DICKINSON,  J.  J.  (d.1902).     Florida  Confederate  officer. 

DUFUR,  Simon  Miltimore.     Soldier  in  Civil  War. 

EARLY,  Jubal  Anderson  (1816-94).     Va.  lawyer,  Confederate  General,  writer. 

ECHOLS,  John  (1823-96).     Va.  lawyer,  Confederate  Brigadier- General. 

ESTILL,  J.  H.  (b.1810).     Georgia  Confederate  officer,  journalist,  politician. 

FARRAGUT,  David  Glasgow  (1801-70).     Tenn.  Admiral  U.  S.  Navy. 

FORREST,  Nathan  Bedford  (1821-77).    Tenn.  Confederate  General. 

FOSTER,  John  G.  (1823-74).     N.  H.  officer  in  Civil  war,  writer. 

FRANCIS,  John  W  (1813-1902).     Tex.  Confederate  officer. 

FREITCHIE,  Barbara.     Woman  of  Frederick,  Md.,  subject  of  poem  by  Whittier. 

FREMONT,  John  Charles  (1813-90).     Am.  explorer,  Major-General  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

GARNETT,  Robert  Selden  (1819-61).     Va.  Confederate  General. 

GARRETT,  William  Robertson  (fl.1901).     Tenn.  Confederate  General,  educator  and  writer. 

GEORGE,  J.  Z.  (1826-97).    Miss,  politician,  U.  S.  senator,  Confederate  General. 

GIBBON,  John  (1827-93).     Union  General  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

GRIFFIN,  Simon  G.  (1824-1902).     N.  H.  General  in  Civil  War. 

GUILD,  Amasa  (fl.1862).     Mass,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

HAMBLIN,  Joseph  Elbridge  (1828-70).     N.  Y.  Major-General  in  Civil  War. 

HAMPTON.  Wade  (1818-1902).    S.  C.  statesman,  U.  S.  senator,  Confederate  General. 

HAWKINS,  William  Stewart  (1837-1S65).     Confederate  officer  and  poet. 

HEMPHILL,  W.  A.  (1842-1902).    Ga.  Confederate  officer  and  journalist. 

HERRON,  Francis  (b.1838).     Iowa  Brigadier-General  in  Civil  War. 

HILL, Mary  S.  (d.1902).     "Florence  Nightingale  of  the  army  of  Northern  Va."  Confederate  nurse. 

HINTON,  Richard  J.  (1830-1901).     Kan  pioneer,  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

HOPKINS,  Warren  M  (1839-75).     Va.  Confederate  officer. 

HOY,  Robert  W  (1824-1901).    Michigan  officer  in  Civil  War. 

JACKSON,  Thomas  Jonathan  ("Stonewall"  Jackson)  (1824-63).     W.  Va.  Confederate  General. 

JOHNSON,  Bradley  Tyler  (b.1829).    Va.  and  Md.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

JOHNSTON,  Joseph  Eggleston  (1807-91).    Va.  Confederate  general,  U.  S.  Congressman,  writer. 

LEE,  Robert  Edward  (1807-70).     Va.  Confederate  General  in  Civil  War. 

LITTLEFIELD,  J.  H.  (1827-1901).    Tex.  Confederate  officer. 

McCLELLAN,  George  Brinton  (1826-85).     General  in  Civil  War,  Governor  of  N.  J. 

McDONALD,  John  R.  ( 18M-1902).     Ala.  Confederate  officer. 

MARTIN,  Thomas  (d.1855).     Tennessee  Confederate  soldier. 

MAYES,  Edward  (b.1846).    Miss.  Confederate  soldier,  politician. 

MONTGOMERY,  Joseph  E.  (1817-1902).    Ky.     Mississippi  pilot,  Confederate  commodore. 

MOORE.  Roger  (1838-1901).     N.  C.  Confederate  officer. 

MURPHY,  R.  D.  (1835  1902).     Md.  Confederate  officer. 

PARAMORE,  J.  B.  (1840-1902).     Fla.  Confederate  officer. 

PELHAM,  John  (1838-63).     Ala.  Confederate  "boy  artillerist"  cfflcer. 

PERRY.  William  Flake  (1823-1901).     Ky.   Confederate  General. 

PETERS,  Wm.  E.  (b.1829).     Va.  Confederate  officer,  Prof,  in  University  of  Virginia, 


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POLK,  Leonidas  (1806-64).     Ala.   Confederate  General  and  Episcopal  Bishop. 

QUANTRILL,  William  C.  (fl.1860).     Kansas  outlaw. 

QUAYLE,  Wm.  (1825-1901).     Tex.  Confederate  officer. 

ROGERS,  Benjamin  Armstead  (1835-1902).     Ala.  Confederate  officer. 

SEDGWICK,  John  (1813-83).     Conn,  officer  in  Mexican  and  Civil  Wars. 

SEMMES,  Raphael  (1809-77).     Md.  Confederate  naval  officer  in  Civil  War,  writer. 

SEYMOUR,  Lucy  A.  (d.1902).     Teacher,  educator,  curse  in  Civil  War. 

SHAW,  Robert  Gould  (1837-63).     Mass,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

SHELBY,   Joseph  (b.1831).     Mo.   Confederate  General,   U.   S.   marshall  for  the  western  district  of  Mo. 

SHERIDAN,  Philip  Henry  (1831-88).     General  in  Civil  War. 

SHERIIAN,  William  T.  (1820-91).     General  in  Civil  War. 

STEPHENS,  Alexander  Hamilton  (1812-83).     Ga.  lawyer,  TJ.  S.  Congressman,  Governor,  writer. 

STEVENS,  Atherton  H.     (fl.1860).     Officer  in  Civil  War. 

STEWART,  James  Turner  (1834-1901).     Ga.  Confederate  officer. 

STUART,  James  Elwell  Brown  (1833-64).     Va.  Confederate  General  in  Civil  War. 

TAYLOR  (Mrs.)  Susie  King  (b.1848). 

TENCH,  John  W.  (fl.1365).     Confederate  officer. 

TURNER,  J.  J.  (d.  1901).     Tenn.  Confederate  officer. 

TWIGGS,  H.  D.  D.     Georgia  Confederate  officer. 

TYLER,  Fisher  Ames  (d.1902).     Miss.  Confederate  officer. 

VAN  DORN,  Earl  (1820-63).     Miss,  soldier  in  Mexican  War,  Confederate  General. 

VIELE,  Egbert  Ludovickus  (1825-1902).     N.  Y.  military  engineer  in  Xex.  and  Civil  Wan,  Cong,  writer. 

WALKER,  Joseph  A.  (d.1901).     Va.  Confederate  General. 

WALKER,  W.  H.  S.  (1816-64).     Ga.  Confederate  General. 

WEST,  Douglas  (1825-1901).     Miss.  Confederate  officer. 

WHEELER,  Joseph  (b.1836).    Ala.  Confederate  General,  Congressman,  officer  in  Spanish-American  War. 

WHITING,  William  Henry  Chase  (1825-65).     Confederate  General. 

YOUNG,  William  H.  (1838-1901).     Texas  Confederate  General. 

Civil  War  tities  may  also  be  found  under  the  following  headings:  Alabama;  Albany,  Ga. ;  Anderson- 
ville;  Appomattox;  Columbia;  Florida;  Georgia;  Harvard;  Indiana;  Jackson,  Miss.;  Kentucky;  Maryland; 
Massachusetts;  Mississippi;  Missouri;  Natchez;  New  York;  North  Carolina;  Pennsylvania;  Slavery  Southern 
states;  Timby;  Virginia;  Waterville,  Me.;  West  Point;  West  Virginia;  Worcester.  See  also  Grant  and 
various  names  under  Presidents,  Members  of  the  Cabinet,  etc.,  in  this  index. 

RECONSTRUCTION. 

CLINTON  riot.     Race  war  episode,  Clinton,  Miss.,  Sept.  4,  1875. 

KU-KLUX  Klans.    A  Secret  society  in  the  Southern  States  in  Reconstruction  times. 

RECONSTRUCTION.    Period  of  adjustment  in  South  after  the  Civil  War. 

SPANISH    AMERICAN    WAR. 

CLARK,  Charles  Edgar  (b.1843).     Naval  officer,  Capt.  of  "Oregon"  in  Span-Am.  War. 

DEWEY,  George  (b.1837).     Admiral  U.  S.  Navy  in  Spanish-American  War. 

FORNANCE,  James  (d.1898).    Captain  in  Spanish-Am,  war. 

FUNSTON,  Frederick  (b.1865).     Kansas  Congressman,  officer  in  Spanish-Am.  War. 

JENKINS,  William  Dunbar  (b.1849).     Mass,  civil  engineer,  officer  in  Spanish-American  war. 

"MAINE."    U.  S.  battleship  blown  up  in  Havana  harbor,  Feb.  15,  1898.  j, 

ROPER,  Jesse  M.  (fl.1902).     Lieutenant-Commander  of  the  U.  8.  gunboat  Petrel  in  Spanish-Am.  War. 

SAMPSON,  William  Thomas  (1840-1902).     Rear-Admiral  U.  S.  navy. 

SCHLEY,  Winfield  Scott  (b.1839).     Rear-Admiral  U.  S.  navy. 

SPANISH-AMERICAN  War.     War  of  TT.  S.  and  Spain  1898. 

WOOD.  Leonard  (b.1860).     Officer  in  Spanish- American  War,  Military  Governor-General  of  Cuba. 


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POPULATION. 

BIRTHRATE.     Proportion  of  births  to  inhabitants. 

CENSUS.     Official  enumeration  of  population  and  wealth. 

ETHNOLOGY.     Science  of  races. 

MOROS.    A  tribe  or  race  in  the  Philippines. 

MOUNTAIN  Whites.    Poor  mountaineers  of  the  Southern  States. 

NEGRO    AND    SLAVERY. 

AMERICAN  Colonization  Society.     Soc.  founded  in  1773  to  restore  negroes  to  Africa. 

DOUGLASS,  Frederick  (ab.1817-95).     Negro  slave,  minister  to  Hayti,  Marshal  of  D.   C. 

NEGROES.     Colored  people  of  African  birth  or  descent. 

SLAVZRY  (anti-slavery,   abolition,  emancipation).     Property  ia  human  beings. 

THOMPSON,  Charles.     Mass,  freedman. 

UNDERGROUND  railroad.     Anti-slavery  organization  for  helping  escaped  slaves. 

"WANDERER."     Last  slaver  (1859)  to  land  cargo  in  U.  8. 

WASHINGTON,  Booker  T.  (b.about  1859).    Ala.  negro  educator,  President  Tuskegee  Institution. 

FOREIGN    ELEMENTS. 

BOHEMIAN  Americans.     Natives  of  Bohemia  living-  in  the  U.  S. 

CHINESE-AMERICANS.     Natives  of  China  (or  their  descendants)  living  in  America. 

FOREIGN  population.     Inhabitants  not  native-born  or  (more  strictly)  not  naturalized. 

FRENCH-CANADIAN  Americans.     French  Canadians  settled  in  the  U.  S. 

FRENCH-CANADIANS.   ..Canadians  of  French  descent  and  language. 

GERMAN-AMERICANS.     Americans  of  German  birth  or  (loosely)  ancestry. 

HUGUENOTS  (in  Am.).     French  Protestants  and  their  descendents. 

IMMIGRATION.     The  incoming  of  foreigners  for  permanent  residence. 

IRISH  Americans.     Natives  of  Ireland  resident  in  the  U.  S. ,  and  their  immediate  descendants. 

JAPANESE  Americans.     Natives  of  Japan  living  in  America. 

NATURALIZATION.     Investing  a  foreigner  with  native  rights. 

POLISH  Americans.     Natives  of  Poland  resident  in  the  U.  S.,  and  their  descendant*. 

RUSSIAN  JEWS.     Jewish  inhabitants  of  Russia. 

SCOTCH-IRISH.     Descendants  of  Scotch  settlers  in  Ireland. 

SLAVONIC  AMERICANS.     Members  of  Slavonic  races  living  in  America. 

SPANISH  Americans  in  U.  S. 

ROUMANIANS.     Inhabitants  of  Roumania,  a  state  of  S.E.  Europe. 


RELIGION. 

APPARITIONS. 

CHRISTIANITY.     Religions  which  accept  Jesus  Christ  as  God  or  as  chief  exemplar. 

CHRISTMAS.     Celebration  of  the  birth  of  Jesus  Christ,  Dec.  25. 

CHURCH  and  State.     Problem  of  relation  of  organized  religion  to  the  State. 

CHURCHES.     Societies  of  worshippers  or  buildings  for  them. 

CLERGYMEN.     Ministers  of  a  church. 

EMMAUS  Mission.     Mission  near  Buckatunna  creek,  Miss. 

"NATIVE  AMERICANISM."     A  term  for  anticatholic  movements  in  U.  S. 

PAOTINGFU,  China.     Scene  of  massacre  of  American  missionaries  1900,  Shantung  Pro-si  nee. 

PARISHES  (Canadian).     Ecclesiastical  and  civil  districts. 

RAILROAD  Y.  M.  C.  A.     Social  clubs  for  railroad  employees  under  auspices  of  the  Y.  M.  C.  A. 

RELIGION.     Man's  relations  to  the  superhuman. 

RELIGIOUS  LIBERTY.     Freedom  to  act  according  to  one's  conscience  in  religious  matters. 

SUNDAY.     First  day  of  the  week. 

WITCHCRAFT.     The  exercise  of  supernatural  power. 

DENOMINATIONS,    ORDERS,    ETC. 

BAPTIST  Church  (Am.).     Immersionist  Ch.  introduced  to  Am.  by  Roger  Williams. 
CARMELITES.     R.  C.  orders  of  monks  and  nuns. 


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CATHOLIC  Church.     Church  under  the  government  of  the  Roman  hierarchy. 

CHRISTIAN  Science, — "Mind  cure".     Healing  of  tody  by  mind,  a  theory  and  a  church. 

CONGREGATIONAL  Church.     Established  Church  oi  early  New  England. 

CUMBERLAND  Presbyterian  Church.     Branch  of  Am.  Presbyter.  Church  originating  in  Cumberland  Co.,  Ky. 

DOUKHOiiORS.     Russian  sect,  emigrated  to  Manitoba  in  1898-99. 

BUNKERS  (Dunkards,  Tunkers).     Penn.  German  Am.  religious  sect. 

FRANCISCANS.     Roman  Catholic  religious  order. 

JESUITS.     Roman  Catholic  order  of  "Society  of  Jesus." 

JEWS.     People  of  Hebrew  race,  or  adherents  of  Hebrew  religion. 

LUTHERAN  Church.     Church  founded  by  Martin  Luther. 

METHODIST  Church.    Arminian  church  founded  by  John  Wesley,  having  several  branches  in  U.  8. 

MISSIONS.     Efforts  to  extend  Christianity. 

MORAVIAN  Church.     A  branch  of  tha  Lutheran  church  noted  for  its  missionary  zeal. 

MORMONS.     A  religious  sect,  founded  by  Jos.  Smith,  located  mainly  in  Utah. 

"NEW  THOUGHT."     A  metaphysical  movement  in  U.  S. 

PRESBYTERIAN  Church.     Church  governed  by  presbyters. 

PROTESTANT  Episcopal  Church,  Am.     Church  with  Episcopal  form  of  Gov't. 

QUAKERS.     The  religious  society  of  Friends. 

REFORMED  Church  in  America.     Am.  denomination,  formerly  Ref.  Prot.  Dutch  Church. 

REFORMED  Church  of  the  U.  S.     Formerly  German  Reformed  Church. 

REFORMED  Episcopal  Church.    Am.  denomination  separated  from  the  Prot.  Epiac.  Church. 

SALVATION  Army.     Religious  organization  founded  by  General  Booth. 

SANDEMANIANS.    A  religious  sect  founded  by  John  Glas,  of  Scotland,  in  1725. 

SHAKERS.     Popular  name  of  United  Society  of  Believers  in  Christ's  Second  Appearing. 

SPIRITUALISM.     Doctrine  of  direct  communion  of  men  and  spirits. 

"SUISS."     Name  given  French  Protestants  of  the  Province  of  Quebec. 

TRAPPISTS.     R.  C.  Monastic  order. 

TRUTH-KJ70WERS.     A  Mohammedan  gnostic  society  of  Boston. 

UNITARIAN  Church.     Non-Trinitarian  Church  with  Congregational  form  of  Gov't. 

UNIVERSALIST  Church.     Church  holding  universal  salvation  as  its  cardinal  doctrine. 

VISITATION  (Order  of  the).     R.  C.  order  of  nuns. 

RELIGIOUS    BIOGRAPHY. 

ABBOTT,  Lyman  i  b.1835).     N.  Y.  Congregational  clergyman,  editor  and  writer. 

ADAKS,  Hugh.     N.  H.  colonial  minister. 

APPLETON,  Nathaniel  (1693-1784).     Mass.  Congregational  clerg.  and  writer. 

ARCHBOLD,  Richard  (b.1713).     Irish  Jesuit  missionary  to  Maryland,  convert  to  Protestantism. 

AZASIAS  (1847-93).     Catholic  Brother. 

BACHILLER,  Stephen  (b. about  1651).     Anglo -Ainer.  Puritan  minister,  pastor  of  the  Plough  Co. 

BACKUS,  Isaac  (1724-1806).     N.  E.  Cong,  and  Bapt.  clerg.  and  writer. 

BALDWIN,  Stephen  Livingston  (1835-1901).     Am.  Meth.  missionary  to  China,  writer,  secretary. 

BARBER,  Jane  (1816-87).     Illinois  nun. 

BARBOUR,  Catherine  Hayden  (1863-1901).    Missionary  teacher  in  Spain. 

BARNARD,  Thomas  (1716-76).     Massachusetts  clergyman. 

BARN  WELL,  Robert  Woodward  (1849-1902).     Episcopal  Bishop  of  Alabama. 

BATTLES,  James  Monroe  (1830-1901).     Boston  missionary  among  sailors. 

BEACOM,  John  J.  (1837-1902).     Pa.  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

BEATTY,  Charles  (1713-72).     Pa.  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

BEKKERS,  B.  J.  (b.1844).     Miss.  Catholic  missionary  to  the  Choctaws, 

BELCHER,  Joseph  (1669-1723).     Dedham,  Mass.,  clergyman. 

BERNLtRES,  Henri  de  (fl.1659).    First  cure  of  Quebec. 

BIHN.  Joseph  Louis  (1822-93).     Catholic  priest.  ,   v 

BILES,  William  (fl.lG79).     Pa.  pioneer,  Quaker  preacher. 

BININGER,  Abraham  (1720-1811).     Moravian  missionary  to  West  Indies. 

BIRD,  Wm.  (1823-1902).     Presb.  clerg.  and  missionary,  Syria,  1852-1902. 

BLACKBURN,  Wm.  Maxwell  (1828-98).     111.  and  Dak.  Presb.  clerg.,  educator  and  historian. 

BLAKE,  S.  Leroy  (d.1902).     Conn.  Congregational  clergyman  and  writer. 

BOUTON,  Nathaniel  (1799-1878).     Concord,  N.  H.  Congregational  clergyman  and  writer. 

BRENNAN.  Daniel  A.  (1845-96).     Philadelphia  Catholic  priest. 

BREV7STER,  William  (1560-1644).     Plymouth  Colony  elder. 

BROOKS,  Charles  (1795-1872).     Mass.  Unitarian  clergyman,  educator  and  writer. 

BROOKS,  Phillips  (1835-1893).     Mass.  Episcopal  clergyman,  bishop. 

BROWN,  Samuel  Robbins  (1810-80).    Am.  missionary  and  educator  in  China  and  Japan. 


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BRUTE,  Simon  William  Gabriel  (1779-1839).    Catholic  Bishop  of  Vincennes. 

BUCHER,  John  Conrad  (1730-80).     Fa.  Ger.  Bef.  clergyman,  provincial  officer. 

BUSHNELL,  Horace  (1802-76).     Conn.   Congregational  clergyman,  writer. 

BUTLER,   William  (1818-99).     Methodist  missionary  and  writer. 

BYINGTON,  Ezra  Hoyt  (1828-1901).     N.E.  Congregational  clergyman,  professor,  historical  writer. 

CAHILL,  (Mrs.)  Sophia  (d.1900). 

CAHILL,  Thomas  E.  (1828-78).     Founder  of  the  Catholic  High  School  of  Philadelphia. 

CALOUNE,  Jacques-Ladislaw  Joseph  de  (1743-1822).     Canadian  Abbe. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander  (1788-1866).     Founder  of  the  Campbeliites  denomination,   educator,   theol.   writer. 

CARROLL,  John  (1735-1815).     Bishop  of  Md.,  first  Catholic  bishop  of  the  U.  S. 

CARTER  (Father)  (fl.1884).     Philadelphia  Catholic  priest. 

CASAS,  Bartholome  de  Las  (1474-1566).     Bishop  of  Chiapa. 

CHAMBERLAIN,  George  W  (d.1902).     Presb.  missionary  to  Brazil. 

CHAKNING,  William  Ellery  (1780-1842).     N.  E.  Unitarian  clergyman,  theologian,  writer. 

CHEVERUS,  John  (fl.1801).     Mass.  Catholic  priest. 

CHINIQUY,  Charles  Pascal  Telesphore  (1809-99).     Canadian  priest,  later  Presb.  clergyman. 

CLARK,  Francis  E.  (b.1851).     Founder  of  Young  People's  Soc.  of  Christian  Endeavor. 

CLOUGH,  John  Everett  (b.1836).     Bapt.  missionary  to  the  Telugus  of  India. 

COFFIN,   Enoch  (1696-1728).     N.   H.   clergyman. 

COGHLON,  Gerald  P.  (b.1848).     Phila.   Catholic  priest. 

COLMAN,  Benjamin  (1673-1747).     Boston  clergyman  and  writer. 

CONSTANT,  Nicholas  Benort  (d.1706).     Canadian  Catholic  priest. 

CORRIGAN,  Michael  Augustine  U839-1908).     Archbishop  of  N.  Y. 

CRAIGHEAD,  Thomas  (ab.1750 — ab.1825).     Tenn.  Presb.  clergyman,  educator. 

CROOKS,  George  Richard  (1820-97).     Meth.  clerg.,  prof.,  theolog.  writer. 

CROSS,  Moses  K.  (1812-1902).     Iowa  clergyman,  writer. 

CURTIS,  S.  W.  (1847-1902).     Presb.  missionary  to  Chili  and  Mexico. 

CUYLER,  Theodore  Ledyard  (b.1822).     Brooklyn  (N.  Y.)  Presb.  clergyman. 

DALL,  Charles  Henry  Appleton  (1816-86).     Unit,  clerg.,  missionary  to  India. 

DAUL£,  Jean-Denis  (1766-1821).     Canadian  Cath.  priest. 

DAWSON,  Thomas  (fl.1752).     Va.  Epis.  clerg.,  Pres.  of  William  and  Mary  college. 

DIX,  Morgan  (b.1827).     N.  Y.  Episcopal  clergyman  and  writer. 

DOWDGE,  Francis  (fi.1818).     Va.  Methodist  clergyman. 

DOWER,  Samuel  (1826-1901).     Clergyman. 

DOWTE,  John  Alexander  (n.1903).     Founder  of  Zion,  111.,  a  religious  communistic  settlement. 

DREXEL,  Francis  A.  (1824-85). 

DRIESSCHE,  Amandus  Van  den  (1825-1901).     Detroit  (Mich.)  Catholic  priest,  writer. 

DUSTAN,  George  (1828-1902).     N.  E.  Congregational  clergyman  and  legislator. 

EATON,  Charles  H.  (1852-1902).     N.  Y.  Unitarian  clergyman. 

EDWARDS,  Arthur  (1834-1901).     Mich  and  H!.  Meth.  clergyman,  editor. 

EMERY,  Samuel  Hopkins  (1815-1801).     Congregational  clergyman,  local  historical  writer. 

EMMONS,  Nathaniel  (1745-1840).    N.  E.  theologian  and  writer. 

ENGLAND  (fl.1833).     N.  C.  Catholic  Bishop. 

FINNEN,  John  (1824-99).     R.  C.  vicar  general  of  diocese  of  Scranton,  Pa. 

FISKE,  Lewis  Ranson  (1825-1901).     Mich.  Methodist  clergyman,  educator,  writer. 

FLAGET,  Benedict  Joseph  (1763-1850).     Cath.  Bishop  of  Bardstown  (Ky.). 

FLYNN,  Mary  (1840-1901).     Superioress  of  the  Sisters  of  Charity  in  the  U.  S. 

FORBIN-JANSON,  Mgr.   de  (d.1844).     French  prelate. 

FOSTER,  Abiel  (1735-1806).     N.  H.  Congregational  clergyman,  State  senator,  Congressman. 

GALLITZIN  (Father).     Catholic  priest. 

GAMBON,  Thomas  F.  (1837-1901).     Ky.  Catholic  chancellor  and  vicar  general. 

GAZELLE,  Pierre  (fl.1793-6).     French  abbe,  resident  in  Canada. 

GERMAINE,  M.  1851-1901).     Catholic  nun  and  teacher. 

GIBAULT,  Pierre  (fl.1779).     French -Canadian  priest  of  Kaskuskia. 

GIFFARD,  Ignace  Marie  Francis  de  Saint.     First  Canadian  nun. 

GILLET,  Louis  Florent  (1813-92).     Catholic  priest. 

GUMBELL,  Joseph  M.  (1800-86).     111.  and  Iowa  German  Am.  clergyman. 

GURLEY,  L.  B.     Ohio  Meth.  clergyman,  pioneer  and  poet. 

HALE,  Edward  Everett  (b.1822).     Boston  Unitarian  clergyman,  writer. 

HALL,  Henry  Edward  (b.1831).     Mass.  Unitarian  clergyman  and  writer. 

HALL,  John  (1829-98).    N.  Y.  Presbyterian  clergyman  and  writer. 

HARDY.  Anthony  Colby  (1828-1902).     N.  H.  Methodist  clergyman. 

HECKER,  Isaac  Thomas  (1819-88).     N.  Y.  Catholic  priest,  founder  of  order  of  Paulist  Fathers  1858. 

HEYDEN,  Thomas  (1798-1870).     Philadelphia  Catholic  priest,  scholar. 


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HOFFMAN.Eugene  Augustus(1829-1902).  N.  Y.  Dean  of  General  Theological  Seminary,  philanthropist,  writer. 

HOGA1J,  John  B.  (1829-1901).    Pros,  of  Divinity  College  of  the  Cath.  TJniv.  of  America,  writer. 

HOLLBROOK,  Z.  Swift.     111.,  Mass.  &  O.  Congregational  clergyman,  editor  of  Bibliotheca  Sacra. 

HOWE,  William  Bell  White  (1803-94).     S.  C.  Episcopal  Bishop. 

HUSSEY,  Abbe  (fl.1780).     Catholic  Bishop. 

IGNATIUS  (Mother)  (1829-1902).     Catholic  Sister. 

JOGUES,  R.  P.  Isaac  (1607-1646).     French  Jesuit  missionary  to  North  America. 

JOSEPH,  Jacob  (1840-1902).    N.  Y.  Hebrew  patriarch. 

KENRICK,  Francis  Patrick  (1797-1863).     Cath.  Archbishop  of  Baltimore,  and  writer. 

KRAUTH,  Charles  Porterneld  (1823-83).     Pa.  Lutheran  clergyman,  Professor,  writer. 

L' HALLE,  Constantin  de  (or  Challe)  (d.1729).     Canadian  priest. 

LANE,  Hugh  (1821-1902).     Am.  Catholic  priest. 

LAVAL,  Francois  de  (fl.1663).    Catholic  prelate  of  Canada. 

LAVIALLE,  Pierre  Joseph  (1819-C7).     Ky.  Catholic  bishop. 

LENIHAN,  Thomas  Mathias  (1845-1302).     Wyo.  Catholic  .bishop. 

LITTLEJOHN,  Abram  Newkirk  (1824-1901).     L.  I.  and  N.  Y.  Protestant  Episcopal  Bishop,  writer. 

LORD,  Charles  E.  (1817-1902).    N.  H.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  Professor  and  writer. 

LYNCH  (d.1882).     S.  C.  Catholic  Bishop. 

McBURNEY,  Robert  Ross  (1837-98).     Secretary  and  leader  in  Y.  M.  C.  A. 

McCARTEE,  Divie  Bethune  (1820-1900).    Am.  missionary  to  China  and  Japan,  diplomat,  naturalist,  writer, 

McCONOMY,  Augustine  Jerome  (1831-78).     Catholic  priest. 

McDIARMID,  A.  P.  (b.1852).     Canadian  Baptist  clergyman  and  educator. 

McGROARTY,  Julia  (d.lSOl).     Provincial  Superior  of  the  Sisters  of  Notre  Dame  of  Namur. 

McPHILOMY,  Hulbert  (1859-1901).     Philadelphia  Catholic  priest. 

MARQUETTE,  Father  Jacques  (1637-75).     Canadian  Jeseuit  missionary  to  Am.  Indians. 

MATHER,  Cotton  (1663-1728).    Mass,  clergyman  and  writer. 

MAY,  Samuel  (1810-1899).     Mass.  Unitarian  clergyman,  writer. 

MA1NARD,  Newland  (d.1901).     N.  Y.  Episcopal  clergyman,  writer  and  lecturer. 

MA2ZUCHELLI,  Samuel  Charles  (1807-64).     Catholic  priest. 

MILLER,  John  (1775-1887).    Pa.  Baptist  clergyman. 

MONTGOMERY,  John  (fl.1766).     Md.  Episcopal  clergyman. 

MOSSOM,  David  (fl.1729).    Va.  1st  Episcopal  clergyman  ordained  in  the  Colonial  church. 

MOTT,  George  Scudder  (1829-1901).     N.  J.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  writer. 

MOUNTAIN  Mary.     Pa.  religious  enthusiast  and  recluse. 

MUHLENBERG,  Frederick  Augustus  Conrad  (1750-1801).     N.  Y.  clergyman,  Congressman. 

MUHLENBERG,  Gotthilf  Henry  Ernest  (1753-1815).     Pa.  Lutheran  clergyman  and  writer. 

MUHLENBERG,  John  Peter  Gabriel  (1746-1807).    Clergyman,  U.  S.  senator,  officer  in  Am.  Revolution. 

MULHOLLAND,  James  Eugene  (1841-86).     Catholic  priest. 

MURRAY,  John  (ab.  1741-1815).    Mass,  clergyman,  founder  of  Universalism  in  America. 

NENO,  Pacifico  Antonio  (1833-89).     Catholic  priest. 

NEWLAND.    William  Augustine  (1813-91).     Fhila.  Cath.  organist,  musical  composer. 

NEWMARCH,  John  (d.1754).     Maine  clergyman. 

NINDE,  William  Xavior  (1832-1901).     Am.  Methodist  Bishop  over  China,  Japan  and  Korea. 

O'CONNOR,  Charles  P.  (1840-97).     Pa.  Cath.  educator. 

O'DONNELL,  Lawrence  (1818-1902).     Catholic  priest. 

PACKARD,  Joseph  (1812-1902).     Am.  Episcopal  clergyman,  educator,  writer. 

PAIGE,  Lucius  Robinson  (1802-96).     Universalist  clergyman,  editor,  writer. 

PALMER,  Benjamin  Morgan  (1818-1902).     New  Orleans  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

PALON,  Francisco.     California  Franciscan  missionary. 

PARK,  Edward  Amasa  (1808-1900).     Mass,  theologian,  Andovsr  Professor,  editor,  writer. 

PARKER,   Theodore  (1810-60).     Mass.   Unitarian  clergyman,   writer. 

PATTERSON,  George  (1828-1901).     Texas,  Tenn.   Episcopal  clergyman. 

FEREA,  Estevan  (fl.1632).     Custodian  of  the  missions  of  New  Mexico  1632-3. 

PIERRON  (Father)  John  (fl.1674).     French  Canadian  Jesuit  missionary. 

PORTER,  Aaron  (fl.1716).     Mass,  clergyman. 

RALE  (Rale,  Rasles,  Ralle,  Rasle),  Sebastien  (1657-1724).     Jesuit  missionary  to  Abenakis. 

RICHARD  (Father)  Gabriel.     French  Catholic  priest  in  America. 

ROU,  Louis  (fl.1734).     N.  Y.  Huguenot  clergyman. 

ROY,  J.  E.  (fi.1860).     Am.  Congregational  clergyman,  missionary  superintendent. 

RUNNELLS,  Moses  T.  (d.1902).     Congregational  clergyman,  writer. 

BT.  THEODORE,  Sister  (1798-1856).     Catholic  sister. 

SCHUYLER,  Montgomery  (1814-96).     Episcopal  clergyman,  writer. 

SEARS,  Barnas  (1802-80).     Mass.  Baptist  clergyman,  professor. 

SERAPHIM,  Mother.     Catholic  Sister. 


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SERRA,  Junipero  (1713-84).     Founder  of  California,  apostle  to  the  Indians. 

SHAPLEIGH.     Major,  17th  Century  Quaker. 

SHELDON,  William  (1830-1902).     Clergyman. 

SHEFAKD,  Jeremiah  (fl.1674).     Clergyman. 

SHERWOOD,  Smith  rfl.1822).     Va.  Baptist  clergyman. 

SMITH,  Joseph  (1805-44).     Founder  of  Mormonism. 

SMITH,  Thomas  (1702-95).     Me.   clergyman. 

STONE,  Ellen  Maria  (b.1846).     Am.  missionary  to  Macedonia. 

STRANG,  James  Jesse  (b.1813).     Leader  of  Mormon  settlement  on  Beaver  Is.  Michigan. 

TALMAGE,  Thomas  De  Witt  (1832-1902).     Brooklyn  and  Washington,  D.  C.,  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

TAPPAN,  Charles  L.  (1828-1902).     N.  H.  Congregational  clergyman. 

TENNENT,  Gilbert  (1703-64).     Phila.  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

THOMPSON,  Wm.  McClure  (b.  1806-1894).     Am.  missionary  to  Syria,  •writer. 

TSILKA,   Katerina  Stefonovna.     Bulgarian  woman  educated  in  U.   8.,  connected  with  Am.  mission. 

TUCKER,  Josiah  (1772-99).     English  clergyman,  Dean  of  Gloucester. 

TURELL,  Ebenezer  (1702-78).     Medford,  Mass.,  clergyman. 

VALENTINI,  Valentino  (d.1892).     Catholic  priest,  scholar  and  educator. 

WAITE,  J.  T.  H.  (d.1902).     Ga.  Presbyterian  clergyman. 

WALSH,  William  (1850-1902).     Tenn.  Catholic  priest. 

WEAVEB,  Jonathan  (1824-1901).     O.  United  Bretheren  clergyman,  writer. 

WHIPPLE,  Henry  B.  (1828-1901).     Protestant  Episcopal  Bishop  of  Minn.,  friend  of  Indians. 

WHITE,  Andrew  (d,165G).     Md.  R.  C.  priest. 

WHITFIELD,  James  (1770-1834).    Archbishop  of  Baltimore. 

WHITMAN,  Marcus  (1802-47).     N.  Y.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  missionary  to  Oregon. 

WILLARD,   George  (1824-1901).     Michigan  clergyman,  educator  and  journalist,   Congressmen. 

WILLS,  William  Henry  (1809-89).     N.  C.  itinerant  Methodist  preacher,  merchant. 

WING,  John.     Colonial  clergyman  and  writer. 

WISE,  John  (1652-1725).     Ipswich  (Mass.)  clergyman,  chaplain  in  Sir  Wm.  Phips  expedition  1690,  writer. 


LEARNING    AND    EDUCATION. 


"BIBLE  IN  SCHOOLS.7'    Question  of  teaching  it  in  Am.  public  schools. 

COLLEGES  (and  Universities).     Institutions  of  higher  learning. 

EDUCATION.     Training  of  the  less  by  the  more  developed. 

FREEDOM  of  teaching.     Question  of  liberty  of  thought  and  expression  in  college  teaching. 

MEDICINE.    Art  of  heading  and  drugs  employed. 

RHODES  Scholarships.     Oxford  scholarships  for  Americans  founded  by  Cecil  Rhodes. 

SCIENCE.     Systematic  pursuit  of  knowledge  and  its  ordered  results. 

SOCI±T£  DES  AMIS,  La.     Montreal  literary  society  est.  1842. 

VIRGINIA  Literary  Museum.     First  periodical  used  by  the  University  of  Virginia  1829. 

SPECIAL    INSTITUTIONS. 

AMERICAN  Academy,  Rome,  Italy.     Art  school  for  American  students,  founded  ISbti. 

AMERICAN  Economic  Association,  est.  1885. 

AMERICAN  Historical  Association,  founded  1884,  incorp.  1889. 

AMERICAN  Philosophical  Society.     Scientific  soc.  founded  in  1769  in  Phila.  by  Franklin. 

AMERICAN  School  of  classical  studies  at  Athens,  founded  1882. 

BOWDOIN  College.     Founded  1744  .(1802)  Brunswick,  Me. 

CALIFORNIA  University.     State  University  at  Berkeley,  founded  1868. 

CARLETON  College.     Congregational  College  at  Nortbfield,  Minn.,  founded  1866. 

CARNEGIE  Institution.     Washington,  D.  C.,  Inst.  for  promoting  scholarly  research. 

CHAUTAUQUA.     Summer  and  correspondence  school  on  Lake  Chautauq.ua.  N.  Y.,  founded  1874. 

CHICAGO  University.     Founded  in  1891  by  John  D.  Rockefeller. 

COLUMBIA  University.     Founded  at  New  York  in  1754  as  King's  College,  incorp.  as  Columbia  1784. 

DARTMOUTH  College.     College  at  Hanover,  N.   H.,  fd.  1709. 

EATON  Free  School.     School  of  Elizabeth  City  Co.,  Va.,  founded  1659. 

EMPORIA  Collese,  Kan.    Presbyterian  college  at  Emporia,  Kan.,  founded  1882. 

GEORGIA  University.     State  University  at  Athens,  Ga.,  fd.  1785. 

GILL  school  city.     School  with  self-gov't  on  the  model  of  city  gov't. 

HALL  of  Fame.     Hall  of  University  of  N.  Y.  commemorating  famous  Americans. 


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HAMPTON  Normal  and  Agricultural  Institute.     School  for  Negroes  and  Indians  at  Hampton,  Va.,  est.  1868. 

HARVARD  UNIVERSITY.     Univ.  at  Cambridge,  Mass.,  fd.  1636. 

JOHNS  Hopkins  University.     Univ.  at  Baltimore,  Md.  fd.  18T6. 

LAVAL  University.     French  Cath.  institution  at  Quebec,  Canada,  est.  1852. 

MACKENZIE  COLLEGE.    Presbyterian  Mission  College  at  San  Paulo,  Brazil. 

MASSACHUSETTS  Institute  of  Technology,  Boston,  Mass.     Est.  186!. 

MODERN  Language  Association. 

NASHVILLE,  University  of.     Institution  at  Nashville,  Tenn.,  est.  1828. 

NATIONAL  Academy  of  Science,  organized  1863. 

NEWCOMB  College.    Women's  Dep't.  of  Tulane  Univ.,  New  Orleans,  La. 

PENNSYLVANIA,  University  of.     Univ.  at  Philadelphia. 

PRINCETON  University.     At  Princeton,  N.  3.,  fd.   1740  as  College  of  N.  J.,  incorp.   1896  as  Princeton  U. 

QUEEN'S  UNIVERSITY,  Canada. 

RADCLIFFE  COLLEGE.     Womens'  College  at  Cambridge,  Mass.  est.   1879,  and  incorp.  1894. 

RANDOLPH  MACON  COLLEGE.     Meth.   college  at  Ashland,  Va.   est.   1830. 

SMITHSONIAN  Institution.     Scientific  Inst.  at  Washington  founded  by  James  Smithson. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA  COLLEGE.     State  College  at  Columbia,  8.  C.  fd.  1801. 

STANFORD  University.     The  Leland  B.  Stanford,  Jr.  Univ.  at  Palo  Alto,  Cal.  fd.  1885. 

VANDERBILT  University.     Meth.  Univ.  at  Nashville,  Tenn.  est.   1872. 

VILLANOVA  COLLEGE.     Cath.  College  at  Villanova,  Pa.,  fd.  1842. 

WILLIAM  AND  MARY  College.     College  at  Williamsburg,  Va.,  fd.  1693. 

YALE  University.     Univ.  at  New  Haven,  Conn.,  fd.  1701. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ADAMS,  Charles  Kendall  (1835-1902).     President  of  Cornell  and  of  University  of  Wisconsin. 

ADAMS,  Herbert  Baxter  (1850-1901).     John  Hopkins  Univ.  Prof,  of  history  and  writer. 

AMES,  Nathaniel  (1708-64).     Mass,  mathematician. 

AUDUBON,  John  James  (1780-1851).     American  naturalist. 

BARNARD,  Henry  (1811-1900).     Am.  educator,  editor,  writer. 

BARROWS,  John  Henry  (1847-1902).     111.  Congregational  clerg.,  writer,  Pres.  of  Oberlin  College. 

BEARDSHEAR,  William  Miller  (1850-1902).     Iowa  educator,  Pres.  of  State  College. 

BLAKE,  Francis  (b.1850).     Mass,  astronomer  and  inventor. 

BOCHER,  Ferdinand  (1832-1902).     Harvard  Prof,  of  modern  languages. 

BOWDITCH,   Henry  Ingersoll  (1808-92).     Mass,   physician,   professor,   writer. 

BROWN,  (Mrs.)  Tabitha  (fl.1850).     Oregon  pioneer  school  teacher. 

BUGBEE,  Lester  G.  (d.1902).     Tex.  educator  and  historian. 

BUTLER,  Nicholas  Murray  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  educator,  writer,  Pres.  Columbia  University. 

CHASSEUR,  Pierre  (d.1842).     Quebec  naturalist  and  founder  of  museum. 

CILLEY,  Bradbury  Longfellow  (1838-99).     N.  H.  educator. 

CHURCH,  Edward  P.  (1835-1901).     Mich,  educator,  lecturer,  mathematician. 

CLEVELAND,  Charles  Dexter  (1802-69).     Fa.  educator,  U.  S.  consul  to  Wales,  writer. 

COOK,  (Mrs.)  Adeline  Francis  (Pettee)  (1859-1900).     Mass,  teacher. 

CORBETT,   Thomas  (fl. 1739-53).     Charleston  (S.   C.)    teacher. 

DUER,  William  Alexander  (1780-1858).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  Fres.  Columbia  College,  writer. 

DOUGLASS,  Andrew  Ellicott  (1819-1902).     Wis.  Pres.  of  Kenyon  College,  scientist,  archeologist. 

EDWARDS,  Jonathan  (1703-58).     Theologian,  third  President  of  the  Princeton  College. 

ELIOT,  Charles  William  (b.1834).     President  of  Harvard  University. 

FINNEY,  Charles  Grandison  (1792-1875).     Fresb.  and  Cong-,  clerg-.,  Pres.  Obarliu  College,  writer. 

GILDERSLEVE,  Basil  Lanneau  (b.1831).     Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  professor,  writer. 

GILMAN,  Daniel  Coit  (b.1313).     President  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  and  Carnegie  Institution,  writer. 

GREEN,  Jacob  (1721-96).     Mass.  Presb.  clergyman,  Vice  Fres.  Princeton  College,  writer. 

HADLEY,  James  (ab.1786-1869).     Conn,  professor,  scientist.  * 

HARVARD,  John  (1607-38).     Mass,  clergyman,  founder  of  Harvard  college. 

HARVEY,  Moses  (1820-1901).     Newfoundland  minister,  scientist,  writer. 

HOLDEN,  Serena  (1810-92).     Norfolk,  Va.,  school  teacher. 

HOPKINS,  Henry  (b.1837).     Mass.  Congregational  clergyman,  Pres.  Williams  College. 

HOPKINS,  Mark  (1802-87).     Mass.  Congregational  clergyman,  educator,  Fres.  Williams  College. 

HUMPHREYS,  Willard  (1867-1902).     Princeton  Univ.  Professor. 

HYATT,  Alpheus  (1838-1902).     Mass.  Professor  and  zoologist,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

JAMES,  Edmund  Janes  (b.1855).     111.  educator,  Fres.  Northwestern  Univ. 

JANES,  Lewis  George  (1844-1901).     Am.  educator  and  writer. 

JORDAN,  David  Starr  (b.1852).     Stanford  University  president,  naturalist,  writer. 

KING,  Clarence  (1842-1901).     U.  S.  Geological  surveyor,  scientist,  writer. 


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LEFROY,  John  Henry  (d.lS90).     Pres.  of  Canadian  Institute,  founder  of  Canad.  magnetic  survey. 

LOEB,  Jacques  (b.1859).     Chicago  and  Cal.  Prof,  of  physiology,  writer. 

LOW,  Beth  (b.1850).     N.  Y.  President  of  Columbia  Univ.,  Mayor  of  Brooklyn  and  of  New  York. 

MARKOE,  Thomas  Masters  (1319-1901).     N.  Y.  surgeon  in  Civil  War,  Professor,  writer. 

MAXWELL,  William  Henry  (b.1852).    N.  Y.  educator,  Supt.  N.  Y.  City  schools,  writer. 

MAYO-SMITH,  Richmond  (1854-1901).     Columbia  University  Prof.,  writer. 

MORSE,  Jedidiah  (1761-1826).    Mass.  Congregational  clergyman,  cartographer,  writer. 

MUIR,  John    (b.1838).     Am.  explorer,  naturalist,  writer. 

PARKER,  Francis  Wayland  (1837-1902).     Mass,  and  111.   educator,  writer. 

PATTON,  Francis  Landey  (b.1843).     N.  J.  Theologian,  Pres.  Princeton  University  and  Theol.  Seminary. 

PENDLETON,  William  Kimbrough  (1817-90).     President  of  Bethany  collejfo. 

POWELL,  John  Wesley  (1834-1902).     Am.  geologist,  director  U.  S.  Geological  Survey,  writer. 

PRIESTLEY,  Joseph  (1733-1804).     English  scientist,  resident  in  U.  S. 

REMSEN,  Ira  N.  (b.1846).     Am.  chemist,  Pres.  Johns  Hopkins  University. 

ROOD,  Ogdon  Nicholas  (1831-1902).     Columbia  Univ.  Professor  of  physics,  writer. 

ROWLAND,  Henry  A.  (1848-1901).     Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  prof.,  scientist. 

RUFFNER,  Henry  (1789-1861).     Va.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  Pres.  Washington  and  Lee  college,  writer.     .. 

RUFFNER,  William  Henry  (b.1824).     Va.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  educator,  writer. 

SKINNER,  Charles  R.  (b.1844).     N.  Y.  state  superintendent  of  public  education,  writer. 

SPARKS,  Jared  (1789-1866).     Mass.  Unitarian  clergyman,  Pres.   of  Harvard  University,  writer. 

STALLO,  John  Bernhard  (1823-1900).     German-American  philosopher,  jurist,  statesman. 

STILES,  Ezra  (1727-96).     Conn.  Congregational  clergyman,  President  Yale  college,  writer. 

STRONG,  James  Woodward  (b.1833).     Minn.  Cong,  clergyman  and  pres.  of  Northfleld  (Carleton)  College... 

THAYER,  James  Bradley  (1831-1902).     Mass,  lawyer,  educator,  Harvard  professor,  writer. 

THAYER,  Joseph  Henry  (1828-1901).     Mass.  Congregational  clergyman.  Harvard  professor,  writer. 

THOMPSON,  Mary  Pickering  (1825-90).     N.   H.  teacher. 

TOPPAN,  Robert  Noxon  (1836-1901).     Boston  economist,  writer,  lawyer. 

TRUE,  Benjamin  0.  (1845-1902).     Baptist  clergyman,  professor. 

TUCK,  Amos  (1810-79).     N.  H.  educator,  Congressman. 

TYLER,  Moses  Coit  (1825-1900).     Mich,  and  N.  Y.  Cong,  clergyman,  later  Episcopal  clerg.,  Prof.,  writer. 

VON   HUMBOLDT,    Friedrich   Heinrich    Alexander  (1769-1859).      German    Geographer,    naturalist,    explorer, 

WARREN,  Herbert  Langford  (b.1857).     Harvard  Prof,  of  architecture. 

WATERHOUSE,  Benjamin  (1754-1846).     Mass,  educator,  physician,  professor,  writer. 

WATERHOUSE,  Sylvester  (1830-1902).     Mo.  Professor  of  Greek,  geologist. 

WHITE,  Andrew  D.  (b.1832).    Am.  Prof.,  writer,  Pres.  Cornell  Univ.,  Ambassador  to  Germany. 

WHITE,  Theodore  G.  (1872-1901).     Columbia  professor,  scientist,  writer. 

WHITNEY,  Barney.    N.  Y.  teacher. 

WILLARD,  Emma  (Hart)  (1787-1870).     Conn,  and  N.  Y.   educator,  writer,  poet. 

WILLIAMS,  Henry  (1816-1901).     Boston  educator. 

WILSON,  Woodrow  (b.1856).     President  of  Princeton  University,  writer. 

WRIGHT,  Carroll  D.  (b.1840).     Mass.  Sociologist,  U.  S.  commissioner  of  labor,  Statistician,  writer. 

YALE,  Elihu  (1649-1721).    Mass.  Gov.  of  Madras,  benefactor  of  Yale  college,  which  received  his  name. 

ZAKRZEVSKA,  Marie  (1829-1902).     Physician,  Professor,  founder  of  women's  hospitals  in  N.  Y.  and  Boston. 

MEDICAL    BIOGRAPHY. 

BLACK,  James  (fl.1729).     Va.  physician. 

COGSWELL,  George  (1808-19011.     Mass,  surgeon. 

FISH,  Elisha  (1762-1833).    N.  Y.  and  R.  I.  Quaker  fanner,  housewright,  and  surgeon. 

GOTT,  Benjamin  (1706-1751).     Mass,  physician. 

HOWE,  Samuel  Gridley  (1801-76).     Boston  physician,  educator,  philanthropist. 

NEUBERT,  Karl  (1818-1901).     111.  physician  and  editor. 

PEABODY,   Leonard  Wood  (1817-99).     N.    H.   physician. 

REED,  Walter  (b.1851).     Am.  physician  and  writer. 

TRAPP,  Albrecht  H.  (1813-1902).    111.  physician  and  legislator. 

TUCKER,  Ervin  Alden  (1862-1902).     N.  Y.  physician,  educator. 


BOOKS    AND    LITERATURE. 


ALMANACS.     Books  with  calendar  and  miscellaneous  information. 
BOOK  Plates.     Printed  or  engraved  labels  to  mark  ownership  of  books. 


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BOOKBINDING.     The  fastening:  together  and  covering  of  the  parts  of  books. 

BOOKS.     Printed  or  written  records  of  human  thought. 

COPYRIGHT.     Property  in  literary  or  artistic  production. 

HUMOR.     Literature  intended  to  produce  laughter. 

JOURNALISM.     The  business  of  conducting  or  editing:  a  newspaper. 

LITERATURE.     Creative  or  artistic  writings. 

NEWSPAPERS,  Am.     Periodical  giving  record  of  current  events. 

POETRY  (Am.). 

SHORTHAND.     Abbreviated  forms  for  rapid  writing. 

SPECIAL    PERIODICALS. 

"ABEILLE  Canadienne."    Canadian  literary  journal,  founded  1818. 

AMARANTH,  The.     New  Brunswick  Magazine  published  in  1841-8. 

DIAL,  The.     Organ  of  the  Transcendentalists. 

"JOURNAL  des  Families  (le)."     Proposed  literary  and  scientific  journal,  Canada,  1840. 

"JOURNAL  du  Dimanche."    Montreal  periodical,  1883  sq.. 

"L'ESSUI  du  Michigan."    First  Frernch  paper  in  U.  S.,  1809. 

"L'ETUDIANT"  (1885-93).     Canadian  monthly  magazine. 

NEW  YORK  Evening  Post.    Daily  paper  founded  1801. 

8EWANEE  Review.     Review  edited  under  the  auspices  of  Sewanee  University. 

BIOGRAPHY    OF    BOOKS    AND    LITERATURE. 

BARTLETT,  Nathaniel  J.  (d.1902).    Boston  book  dealer. 

BENNETT,  James  Gordon  (b.1841).     N.  Y.  journalist. 

BRAINARD,  John  G.  C.  (1797-1828).     Conn,  poet  and  editor. 

BRAINERD,  Nathan  Hoit  (1818-1901).     Iowa  editor. 

BROWNELL,  Wm.  Crary  (b.1851).     N.  Y.  art  critic  and  writer. 

BURROUGHS,  John  (b.1837).     N.  Y.  naturalist  and  writer. 

CAREY,  Matthew  (1760-1840).     Pa.  printer,  writer,  publisher. 

CARTER,  Peter  (1825-1900).     N.  Y.  publisher. 

GARY,  William  (d.1902).     New  York  writer,  editor. 

CHANNING,  William  Ellery  (1818-1901).     Boston  poet,  essayist. 

CHILD,  John.     17th  century  New  England  writer. 

CHURCHILL,  Winston  (b.1871).     Am.  novelist. 

CLARKE,  Mary  Victoria  Novello  (1809-98).    Mrs.  C.  C.  Clarke. 

CLEMENS,  Samuel  Langhorn  ("Mark  Twain")   (b.1835).     Writer,  lecturer,  humorist. 

COOK,  D.  B.  id.  1901).     Michigan,  pioneer  journalist. 

CURTIS,  Cyrus  Herman  Kotzschmar  (b.1850).     Fhila.  publisher. 

CURTIS,  George  William  (1824-92).     N.  Y.  writer,  journalist. 

DAVIS,  Richard  Harding  (b.1864).     Am.  writer. 

DEPEW,  Charles  (fl.1901). 

EMERSON,  Ralph  Waldo  (1803-82).     Concord,  Mass.,  philosopher  and  writer. 

ESSELLEN,  Christian  (1823-59).    Mich.,  111.,  and  N.  Y.  German-Am,  editor. 

ESTEY,  James  Lawrence  (1814-1901).     Mass,  printer. 

FIELD,  Eugene  (1850-95).     Chicago  writer. 

FRANKLIN,  Thomas  (fl.1775).     Writer. 

FRENEAU,  Philip  (1752-1832).     N.  Y.  poet,  writer. 

GAINE,  Hugh  (1726-1807).     N.  Y.  orinter,  journalist. 

GODKIN,  Edwin  Lawrence  (1831-1902).     N.  Y.  editor,  writer. 

GREELY,  Horace  (1811-72).    N.  Y.  journalist,  writer,  statesman. 

GREEN,  Duff  (1791-1875).    Mo.  and  Washington,  D.  C.,  lawyer,  editor  and  diplomat. 

GREEN,  Will  S.  (fl.1902).    California  editor. 

GREENLEAF,  Moses  (1778-1834).     Mass,  writer. 

GURNSEY,  Alfred  Hudson  (1818-1902).     N.  Y.  writer,  editor,  historian. 

GUTHRIE,  William  Norman  (b.1868).     Lecturer,  writer. 

HANSCOM,  A.  J.     Neb.  journalist. 

HARTE,  F.  Bret  (1836-1902).     American  writer. 

HAWTHORNE,  Nathaniel  (1804-64).     Mass,  novelist. 

HEARST,  William  Randolph  (fi.1902).    N.  Y.  journaist,  Congressman. 

HOE,  Robert  (b.1839).     N.  Y.  manufacturer,  inventor. 

HOLMES,  Oliver  Wendell  (1809-94).     Mass,  physician  and  writer. 

HOPKINS,  Pauline  Bradford  (Mackie)   (b.187'1).     Conn,  writer. 


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HOWE  (Mrs.)  Julia  Ward  (b.1819).     Am.  writer  and  reformer. 

HUBBARD,  Elbert  (b.1859).     N.  Y.  lecturer,  writer. 

KELLOGG,  Elijah  (1813-1901).     Maine  Congregational  clergyman,  writer,  lecturer. 

KNIGHT,  Sarah  (Kemble)   (1666-1727).     N.  E.  teacher,  writer. 

LANIER,  Sidney  (1842-61).     Southern  poet  and  writer,  soldier  in  Confederate  army. 

LEWELLING,  Lorenzo  D.  (1846-1900).     Kan.  journalist,  educator,  Governor. 

LONGFELLOW,  Henry  Wadsworth  (1807-82).     Cambridge.  Mass.,  Professor  and  poet. 

LOWELL,  James  Russell  (1819-91).     Mass,  poet  and  writer,  V.  S.  minister  to  Spain. 

LUMMIS,  Charles  Fletcher  (b.1859).     New  Mexico  and  Cal.  editor  and  writer. 

MACKENZIE,  William  Lyon.     Canadian  journalist. 

MACLANE,  Mary  (b.1881).    American  writer. 

McNEILY,  John  S.  (b.1841).     Miss,  journalist,  writer,  Confederate  officer. 

MITCHELL,  Donald  Grant  (b.1822).     "Ik  Marvel."     Essayist. 

MURPHY,  John  S.  (1847-1902).    Iowa  editor. 

NORRIS,  Frank  (1870-1902).    American  writer. 

OCHS,  Adolph  S.  (b.1858).     Am.  newspaper  publisher. 

PATTISON,  George  W.  (1817-1900).     Michigan  pioneer,  journalist. 

PERRY,  John  T.  (1832-1902).     N.  H.  and  Ohio  editor  and  writer. 

PINTARD,  John  (1759-1844).     N.  Y.  editor,  writer,  benefactor. 

FOE,  Edgar  Allen  (1809-49).     Am.  poet,  writer,  editor. 

PRENTIS,  Noble  L.  (1833-1900).     Kan.  editor  and  writer. 

PRIME,  Samuel  Irenaens  (1812-86).    N.  Y.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  editor,  writer. 

PULITZER,  Joseph  (b.1847).     New  York  journalist. 

RICKETSON,  Daniel  (1813-98).     American  writer. 

RILEY,  James  Whitcomb  (b.1835).     Indiana  poet. 

RITCHIE.  Thomas  (fl.1830).     Richmond,  Va.  editor. 

RbSLER,  Gustav  Adolph  (d.1855).     111.  German  Am.  politician  and  editor. 

SAWYER,  Eugene  T.     Dime  novelist. 

SCHILLER,  Friedrick.     Swabian  journalist  in  Am.  Revolution. 

SCUDDER,  Horace  Elisha  (1838-1902).     N.  E.  editor,  historian,  writer. 

BEATON,  William  Winston  (1785-1864).     Am.  journalist,  regent  of  Smithsonian  Institution. 

SETON,  Ernest  Thompson  (b.1860).     American  naturalist,  lecturer,  and  writer. 

SHIFF,  Bernard  (b.1813).    Kentucky  poet  and  writer. 

SIOOURNEY,  Lydia  Howard  (Huntley)   (1791-ab.l864).     American  writer,  teacher. 

SMITH,  Francis  Hopkinson  (b.1838).     American  artist  and  writer. 

STANLEY,  Henry  Morton  (b.1840).     African  explorer. 

STERNE,  Liraon  (1838-1901).     Phila.  and  N.  Y.  editor,  writer. 

STEVENS,  Benjamin  Franklin  (1833-1902).     Am.  Bibliographer.     Bookseller  in  London. 

8TOCKARD,  Henry  Jerome.     North  Carolina  poet. 

STOCKTON,  Francis  Richard  (1834-1902).    N.  Y.  and  N.  J.  novelist,  editor. 

STODDARD,  Charles  Warren  (b.1843).     California  writer,  journalist,  educator. 

SWAN,  Robert  T.     Early  Mass,  writer. 

BWINTON,  John  (1829-1901).     Am.  journalist,  economist. 

TANGTJAY,  Mgr. . .  French  Canadian  writer. 

THACKERAY,  William  Makepeace  (1811-63).     English  novelist. 

THOMAS,  Isaiah  (1749-1831).    N.  E.  printer. 

THOREAU,  Henry  David  (1817-62).     Mass,  poet,  naturalist,  writer. 

TONG  King  Chong.     San  Francisco  journalist. 

TRENT,  William  Peterfleld  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  professor,  author,  editor. 

TROW,  John  Fowler  (1810-86).    New  York  publisher. 

TUCKER,  Benjamin  Ricketson  (b.1854).    Mass,  and  N.  Y.  publisher,  journalist,  writer. 

TTJRELL  (Mrs.)  Jane  (Coleman)    (1708-35).     Mass.  poet. 

VAN  DYKE,  Henry  (b.1852).     N.  Y.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  Princeton  Professor,  writer. 

WARD,  Artemus  (d.1867).     Maine  humorist,  lecturer. 

WEKHRLIN,  Ludwig  (fl.1776).     Swabian  journalist. 

WHITE,  Stewart  Edward  (b.1873).     Author,  naturalist. 

WHITEMAN,  Walt  (1819-1892).     American  writer  and  poet. 

WHITTIER,  John  Greenleaf  (1807-92).     Mass,  abolitionist,  editor,  poet. 

WILLIS,  N.  P.  (1806-67).    American  editor,  writer,  poet. 

WISTER,  Owen  (b.1860).     Philadelphia  lawyer,  novelist. 

LIBRARIES. 
BOSTON  Public  Library.     Municipal  library  opened  1854. 


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EATON,  Seymour  (b.1859).     Founder  and  President  of  Booklovers'  Library. 

HOWELL,  George  Rogers  (1833-99).     N.  Y.  Presbyterian  clergyman,  lecturer,  librarian,  writer. 

LIBRARIES.     Collections  of  books,  mss.,  etc.,  for  use. 

LIBRARY  of  Congress.    The  National  library  at  Washington,  D.  C. 

If.  Y.  PUBLIC  LIBRARY.     Combination  of  Astor,  Lenox  and  Free  circulating  libraries  with  Tilden  Trust. 

STILES,  Samuel  Edward  (1844-1901).     N.  Y.  librarian,  physician  and  genealogist. 

ART    (INCLUDING    MUSIC). 

ARCHITECTURE.     Science  and  art  of  beautiful  building. 

ARTS  (Fine).     Creation  of  beauty  in  material  forms. 

ARTS  and  crafts.     Dependent  or  applied  arts. 

MUSIC.     The  art  of  producing  harmonious  sounds. 

ORATORY.     Art  of  public  speaking. 

FAINTING.     One  of  the  fine  arts. 

STEEL  ENGRAVING.     The  art  of  preparing  steel  plates  for  printing  purposes. 

ART    BIOGRAPHY. 

ALEXANDER,  Francis  (1800-80).     American  portrait  painter. 

BARNARD,  George  Grey  (b.1863).     American  sculptor. 

BERDEL,  Heinrich  (d.1883).     Chicago  musician  (local). 

BORGLUM,  Solon  H.  (b.1868).     American  sculptor. 

BRIDGES,  Fidelia  (b.1835).     Conn,  artist. 

BROWNE,  George  Elmer  (b.1871).     American  artist. 

BRYANT,  Gridley  James  Fox  (1816-99).     Mass,  architect. 

BUSH,  Joseph  H.  (1794-1865).     Kentucky  artist. 

CLAY,  John  Cecil  (fl.1902).     N.  Y.  artist. 

DAVIS,  Charles  Howard  (b.1856).     Mass,  artist. 

DULONGPRi,  Louis  (1754-1843).     French  Can.  painter,  soldier  under  Rochambeau  in  Am.  Rev. 

EATON,  Wyatt  (1849-96).    N.  Y.  artist. 

ELIOT,  Charles  (b.1859).     Mass,  landscape  architect. 

FLAGG,  Ernest  (fl.1900).     N.  Y.  architect. 

FRAZER,  Oliver  (1808-64).     Ky.  artist. 

GIBSON,  William  Hamilton  (1850-96).     Conn,  artist,  writer. 

GRAFLY,  Charles  (b.1862).     Philadelphia  sculptor. 

GREEN,  Elizabeth  Shippen  (fl.1902).     Phila.  artist. 

GREENOUGH,  Horatio  (1805-50).     Mass,  sculptor. 

GRIDER,  Rufus  Alexander  (1817-1900).    N.  Y.  artist,  archaeologist,  writer. 

GRIMES,  John  (1799-1837).     Ky.  artist. 

HART,  Joel  T.  (1810-77).     Ky.  sculptor. 

JOCELYN,  Nathaniel  (1796-1881).     Connecticut  painter. 

JOUETT,  Matthew  Harris  (1788-1827).    Kentucky  artist. 

KONTI,  Isadore  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  sculptor. 

MACMONNIES,  Frederick  (William)  (b.1863).    American  sculptor. 

MASON,  Lowell  (1792-1872).    Am.  musician  and  composer. 

MORGAN,  Louis  (b.1814).     Kentucky  artist. 

MURPHY,  John  Francis  (b.1853).    N.  Y.  landscape  artist. 

NAST,  Thomas  (1840-1902).    Am.  caricaturist,  lecturer. 

NEWSAM,  Albert  (1809-1864).     Phila.  deaf  mute  lithographic  artist. 

OAKLEY,  Violet  (fl.1902).     Am.  illustrator,  designer  in  glass. 

OSTERTAG,  Blanche  (fl.1896).     Chicago  artist. 

PRICE,  Samuel  W.  (b.1828).     Kentucky  artist. 

REED,  Fanny. 

REUTERDAHL,  Henry  (b.1871).    N.  Y.  artist. 

RUCKSTUHL,  F.  Wellington  (b.1856).     N.  Y.  sculptor. 

SMITH,  Jessie  Wiloox  (fl.1902).     Philadelphia  artist. 

STORY,  William  Wetmore  (1819-95).     American  sculptor,  writer. 

STUART,  Gilbert  (1765-1828).     American  portrait  painter. 

WALKER,  Horatio  (b.1858).     Canadian  painter. 

WARD,  John  Quinoy  Adams  (1830-1904).     N.  Y.  sculptor. 

WARREN,  George  William  (1828-1902).     N.  Y.  musician,  composer. 


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WHISTLER,  James  Abbott  McNiel  (b.1834).     Am.  artist,  resident  in  England. 
YANDELL,  Enid  (b.18/5).     Am.  sculptor. 

THEATER. 


BAILEY,  James  Anthony  (b.1847).     American  showman. 

BARNUM,  P.  T.  (1810-91).     Am.  showman,  writer. 

BOOTH,  Edwin  Thomas  (1833-93).     American  actor. 

CARDIFF  Giant.    A  fraudulent  fossil  buried  and  dug  up  at  Cardiff,  N.  Y.,  1889. 

JEiTERSON,  Joseph  (b.1829).     American  actor. 

POTTER,  Cora  Urquhart  (fl.1900).     American  actress. 

SOTHERN,  E.  A.  (1827-81).    American  actor. 

STAGE,  The.     Matters  relating:  to  actors  and  acting. 

STODDART,  James  Henry  (b.1727).     English  actor  in  America. 

STODDART,  James  Henry  (b.1827).     English  actor  resident  of  America. 


RECREATIONS. 


AMERICAN  Scenic  and  Preservation  Society. 

AMERICA'S  cup.     Prize  for  international  yacht  racing. 

ATHLETICS.     Public  games  of  physical  strength  or  skill. 

BILLIARDS.     Game  of  skill,  played  on  tables  with  ivory  balls. 

BOWLING.     Game  of  exercise  and  skill  played  with  wooden  balls. 

"BRONCHO  busting."     Horse  breaking  in  the  Western  States. 

CURLING.     Scotch  game  played  on  the  ice  with  sliding  stones. 

HAG  GIN,  James  Ben  Ali.     California  horse-breeder. 

HOLIDAYS.     Days  of  freedom  from  usual  occupations. 

LACROSSE.    An  Indian  ball  game  adopted  by  Canadians  and  Americans. 

NATIONAL  parks.     Parks  set  apart  by  the  U.  S.  Gov't. 

SNOW  shoeing.     Travelling  on  snow  by  the  use  of  specially  adapted  shoes. 

TOBOGGANING.     Canadian  snow  sport — coasting. 


CUSTOMS    AND    USAGES. 


DREAMS.    Thought  currents  during  sleep. 

DOWRIES.    Marriage  portions. 

FREEMASONRY.     Concerns  of  the  secret  society  of  Freemasons. 

FRONTIER  life.     Life  of  pioneers. 

FURNITURE  (colonial).     Household  equipment. 

GENERAL  federation  of  women's  clubs. 

HORSE  chair.    A  colonial  vehicle. 

INNS.    Publio  houses  for  lodgment  and  entertainment  of  travelers. 

PATCH,  Nathan  (fl.  1760-99).     Worcester,  Mass.,  tavern  keeper. 

QUERNS.     Irish  handmills  formerly  used  in  America. 

UNDERTAKERS.     Those  who  manage  funerals. 

WATCHES.  Time  pieces  for  pocket  use. 


POLITICS    AND    GOVERNMENT. 


ASSASSINATION.     Premeditated  murder,  especially  of  public  persons. 
ANARCHIST.     One  who  opposes  all  forma  of  government. 
COMMUNISM.     The  holding  of  property  in  common. 
DEMOCRACY.     Government  by  the  people. 
EXPANSION.     Territorial  growth  of  the  V.  S. 
IMPERIALISM.    Tendency  to  expansion  and  centralization. 
POLITICS  and  gov't.    Affairs  of  the  state. 


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PRESIDENTS    AND    VICE    PRESIDENTS. 

PRESIDENTS.  U.  S.    Chief  executive  officer  of  the  U.  S. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS.     C;ucers  chosen  to  act  in  cue  of  inability  of  President. 
WHITE  HOUSE.     Official  residence  of  the  President  of  the  United  States. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ADAMS,  Johr,(1735-182G).     Mass.  2d  President  of  United  States. 

ADAMS,  John  ftuincy  (1767-1848).    Mass.  6th  President  of  United  States. 

BUCHANAN,  James  (1791-1868).     15th  President  of  United  States. 

BURR,  Aaron  (1756-1836).     Vice-President  of  the  U.  S. 

CALHOUN,  John  Caldwell  (1782-1850).     S.  C.  statesman,  Vice-President  of  United  States. 

CLEVELAND,  Grover  (b.1837).     N.  Y.     22d  President  of  U.  S. 

CLINTON,  George  (1739-1812).    First  governor  of  N.  Y.,  Vice-President  U.  S. 

CZOLGOSZ,  Leon  F.  (d.1501).     Assassin  of  President  McKinley. 

DALLAS,  George  Mifflia  (1792-1864).    Pa.  U.  S.  senator,  Vice-President  and  minister  to  Russia  and  England. 

GARFIELD,  James  Abram  (1831-81).     Twentieth  President  of  the  United  States. 

GRANT,  Ulysses  S.  (1822-85).    Eighteenth  President  of  U.  S. 

HARRISON,  Benjamin  (1833-1901).     Ind.  lawyer,  23d  President  U.  S. 

HARRISON,  William  Henry  (1773-1841).     9th  President  U.  S. 

JACKSON,  Andrew  (1767-1845).     7th  President  of  the  United  States. 

JEFFERSON,  Thomas  (1743-1820).     3d  President  of  United  States. 

JOHNSON,  Andrew  (1808-75).     17th  President  of  the  United  States. 

JOHNSON,  Richard  Mentor  (1781-1850).    Kentucky,  U.  S.  senator  and  Vice-President. 

KING,  William  Rufus  (1786-1853).    Ala.  senator,  Vice-President  of  U.  S. 

LINCOLN,  Abraham  (1809-65).     16th  President  of  the  United  States. 

LINCOLN,  (Mrs.)  Abraham.    Nee  Todd  of  Lexington,  Ky.,  married  1842. 

McKINLEY,  William  (1842-1901).     25th  President  of  the  United  States. 

MADISON,  James  (1751-1838).     4th  President  of  the  United  States. 

MONROE,  James  (1758-1831).     5th  President  of  the  United  States. 

MORTON,  Levi  Parsons  (1824-64).    N.  Y.  Governor,  Vice-President  of  the  United  States. 

PIERCE,  Franklin  (1804-69).     14th  President  of  the  United  States. 

POLK,  James  Knox  (1795-1849).     llth  President  of  the  United  States. 

ROOSEVELT,  Theodore  (b.1858).     26th  President  of  the  United  States. 

TAYLOR,  Zachary  (1784-1850).     12th  President  U.  S. 

TYLER,  John  (1790-1862).     10th  President  of  the  United  States. 

VAN  BUREN,  Martin  (1782-1862).     8th  President  of  the  United  States. 

WASHINGTON,  George  (1732-99).     First  President  of  the  United  States. 

WASHINGTON,  Martha  (1732-1802).     Va.  wife  of  President  Washington. 

CONGRESS    AND    DEPARTMENTS. 

CONGRESS.     U.  S.  Ser.ate  and  House  of  Representatives. 

CONSULAR  Service,  U.  S. 

POSTAL  System.     Organization  for  the  transmission  of  letters  and  certain  merchandise. 

SECRET  Service.    Detective  department  of  the  gov't. 

SENATE  (U.  S.).    Upper  house  of  Congress. 

TREASURY  department.     Financial  dep't  of  the  U.  8.  Gov't. 

WAR  Department.    U.  S.  Gov't  office  for  military  affairs. 

CABINET    OFFICERS,    DIPLOMATS,    ETC. 

5  •  -* 

ALLISON,  William  B.  (b.1829).    Iowa  U.  S.  senator. 
AMES,  Fisher  (1758-1808).     Mass.  Congressman  and  orator. 

BARNWELL,  Robert  W.  (1801-82).     S.  Carolina  U.  S.  sen.,  Confederate  State  senator. 
BLOUNT,  William  (1747-1800).     U.  S.  senator,  Gov.  of  Territory  of  Tenn. 
CULLOM,  Shelby  Moore  (1829-     ).     111.  lawyer,  U.  S.  senator. 
DOUGLAS,  Stephen  Arnold  (1813-61).     111.     Attorney-General,  U.  S.  senator. 

ELLSWORTH,  Oliver  (1745-1807).     Conn,  statesman,  Justice  U.  S.  Supreme  Court,  envoy  to  France. 
GORHAM,  Charles  T.  (1812-1901).     Mich,  banker,  Major  General,  diplomat. 
McMILLAN,  James  (1838-1902).     Mich.  U.  S.  senator. 
MORRIS,  Thomas  (1776-1844).     Ohio  U.  S.  senator,  judge. 
SEWELL,  William  Joyce  (1835-1901).     N.  J.  officer  in  Civil  War,  U.  S.  senator. 


286  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

VOORHEES,  Daniel  Wolsey  (1827-97).     Ind.  lawyer,  V,  S.  senator,  writer. 

BARBOUR,  James  C.  (1775-1842).     Va.  governor,  IT.  8.  senator,  Seo'y  of  war,  minister  to  England. 

BINGHAM,  John  A.  (b.1815).     Ohio  Congressman,  U.  8.  minister  to  Japan. 

BLACK,  Jeremiah  Sullivan  (1810-83).    Pa.  Chief  Justice,  U.  S.  Attor.  Gen.,  Sec'y  of  State. 

BOWEN,  Herbert  Wolcott  (b.1852).     V.  8.  minister  to  Venezuela,  writer. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Archibald  (1811-89).    Ala.  Justice  U.  8.  Supreme  Court,  assistant  Sec.  of  War. 

CHASE,  Salmond  Portland  (1808-72).     0.  Chief  Justice  U.  S.  Supreme  Court. 

CLAY,  Henry  (1777-1852).     Ky.  lawyer,  U.  S.  senator,  Secretary  of  State. 

COOLIDGE,  Thomas  Jefferson  (b.1831).     Boston,  V.  S.  minister  to  France. 

CORTELYOTT,  George  Bruce  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  Secretary  to  Presidents  McKinley  and  Roosevelt. 

CORWIN  Thomas  (1794-1865).     0.  lawyer,  Governor,  U.  S.  senator,  Sec.  of  Treas. 

CRAWFORD,  William  Harris  (1772-1834).    Georgia  IT.  S,  senator,  Min.  to  France,  Sec.  of  Treas. 

GUSHING,  Caleb  (1800-79).     Mass,  diplomat,  U.  S.  Attorney-General. 

ENDICOTT,  William  Crowninshield  (1826-1900).     Mass,  judge,  Secretary  of  War. 

EVARTS,  William  Maxwell  (1818-1901).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  U.  S.  senator,  Sec.  of  State. 

EWING,  Thomas  (1789-1871).     0.  lawyer,  TT.  8.  senator,  Sec.  of  Treasury,  Sec.  of  Interior. 

HAY,  John  (b.1838).     Secretary  of  State,  writer. 

HENDERSON,  David  Bremner  (b.1840).     la.  Congressman,  Speaker  of  the  House. 

HOLMES,  Oliver  Wendell  (b.1841).    Mass.  Justice  Supreme  Court  of  TT.  S.  publicist. 

INGHAM,  Samuel  Delucenna  (1779-1860).    Pa.  Congressman,  TT.  S.  Sec.  of  Treas. 

JOHNSON,  Reverdy  (1796-1876).     Md.  Attorney-General  of  United  States. 

KENDALL,  Amos  (1787-1869).    Ky.  and  D.  C.  lawyer,  Postmaster-General,  writer. 

KNOX,  Philander  Chase  (b.1853).     Pa.  lawyer,  TT.  S.  Attorney-General. 

LEGAR£,  Hugh  Swinton  (1797-1843).     S.  C.  Congressman,  TT.  S.  Attorney-General,  writer. 

LINCOLN,  Levi  (1749-1820).     Mass.  Lieut. -Governor,  Congressman,  TT.  S.  Attorney-General. 

MACON,  Nathaniel  (1757-1837).     N.  C.  Congressman,  Speaker  of  the  House. 

MARCY,  William  Learned  (1786-1857).    N.  Y.  lawyer,  TT.  S.  senator,  Governor. 

MARSHALL,  John  (1755-1835).     Va.  Chief  Justice  TT.  S.  Supreme  Court,  writer. 

MASON,  Charles  (1804-82).     N.  Y.  editor,  Iowa  Judge,  TT.  S.  commissioner  of  patents. 

MOODY,  William  Henry  (b.1853).    Mass,  lawyer,  Secretary  of  the  Navy. 

NILE8,  John  Milton  (1787-1856).    Conn.  TT.  S.  cenator,  Postmaster-General,  writer. 

REED,  Thomas  Brackett  (1839-1902).     Me.  Congressman,  Speaker  of  House. 

ROBESON,  George  Maxwell  (1829-97).     N.  J.  Attorney  General,  TT.  8.  Secretary  of  navy,  Congressman. 

ROCKHILL,  William  Woodville  (b.1854).     Director  Bureau  of  Am.  Republics. 

ROOT,  Elihu  (b.1845).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  Secretary  of  War. 

RUSH,  Richard  (1780-1859).     U.  S.  Attor.-Gen.,  minister  to  England  and  France,  Sec.  of  Treas.,  writer. 

SHAW,  Leslie  Mortier  (b.1848).     Iowa  banker,  Governor,  U.  S.  Secretary  of  Treasury. 

SQUIRES,  Herert  Goldsmith  (b.1859).     Sec.  U.  S.  embassy  to  Berlin,  Minister  to  Cuba. 

STEVENSON,  Andrew  (1784-1857).     Va.  Congressman,  minister  to  Great  Britain. 

STORY,  Joseph  (1779-1845).     Mass.  U.  S.  Congressman,  Supreme  court  Judge,  writer. 

SUMNER,  Charles  (1811-74).    Mass  lawyer,  statesman,  U.  8.  senator,  writer. 

TAFT,  William  Howard  (b.1857).     Governor  Philippine  Islands. 

TOWER,  Charlemagne  (b.1848).     U.  S.  Ambassador  to  Russia  and  Germany,  writer. 

UHL,  Edwin  F.  (1841-1901).     Mich,  lawyer,  U.  8.  Asst.  Secretary  of  State,  Ambassador  to  Germany. 

UPSHUR,  Abel  Parker  (1790-1844).    Va.  lawyer,  Congressman,  judge,  Sec.  of  the  navy. 

WALKER,  Robert  James  (1801-69).    Miss.  U.  S.  senator,  Sec.  of  Treas.,  GOT.  of  territory  of  Kan. 

WANAIIAKER,  John  (b.1838).     Phila.  merchant,  U.  S.  Postmaster-General. 

WA8HBURNE,  Elihu  Benjamin  (1816-87).     HI.  politician,  U.  8.  Sec.  of  State,  minister  to  France,  writer. 

WEBSTER,  Daniel  (1782-1852).     Mass,  lawyer,  orator,  TT.  8.  senator,  Seo.  of  State. 

WHEATON,  Henry  (1785-1848).     R.  I.  lawyer,  minister  to  Prussia,  publicist. 

WHITNEY,  William  C.  (b.1841).    N.  Y.  financier,  U.  S.  Secretary  of  Navy. 

WILSON,  William  L.  (1843-1900).    W.  Va.  educator,  Congressman,  U.  S.  Postmaster-General. 

WOODBURY,  Levi  (1789-1851).    N.  H.    U.  8.  senator,  Sec.  of  Navy,  and  of  Treai.     Justice  of  Supreme  Court 

ARMY    AND    NAVY. 
ARMY  and  Navy. 

BLOCKADE.     Closing  of  an  enemy's  port  by  effective  patrol. 
BOUNTIES.    Premium  given  soldiers  to  induce  service. 
DESERTERS  (Mil.).     Soldiers  unlawfully  leaving  an  army. 
FIRE  arms.     Weapons  discharged  by  explosions, 

FLAGS.     Pieces  of  cloth  with  or  without  device,  used  as  standards  or  signals. 
GUERILLA  warfare.     Irregular  fighting  which  avoids  pitched  battles. 
IMPRESSMENT.     Compulsion  to  serve  in  army  or  navy. 
MARTIAL  LAW.    The  substitution  of  military  for  civil  gov't.  in  time  of  war  or  disturbance. 


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MEDAL  of  Honor  Legion  of  XT.  S.     Society  of  recipients  of  XT.  S.  Medal  for  service  in  Civil  and  Spanish  wan. 

MILITIA.     Volunteer  defensive  military  organization  under  state  control. 

NAVY— See  Army  and  Navy. 

•'ONTARIO,"  U.  S.  S.  sent  under  Capt.  Bidwell  to  resume  possession  of  Oregon  1818. 

PENSIONS.     Annual  allowances  for  past  services,  especially  military. 

PRIVATEERS.     Privately  armed  vessels  licensed  for  warfare. 

SUBMARINE  warfare.     Use  of  boats  under  water. 

SWORD.     Weapon. 

UNIFORMS.     Official  dress. 

ARMY    AND    NAVY    BIOGRAPHY. 

BLAKELEY,  Johnston  (1781-1814).     North  Carolina  naval  officer. 

BLOUNT,  Hamilton  H.  (fl.1902).     U.  S.  Army  officer. 

BUMPUS,  Edward  Avery(d.l901).     Lieut.  U.  S.  army. 

CONYNGHAM,  Gustavus.     Captain  U.  S.  navy. 

HENSHAW,  David  (1791-1852).     Mass.  Secretary  of  Navy,  writer. 

MAHAN,  Alfred  Thayor  (b.1840).     N.  Y.  Capt.  U.  S.  navy,  writer. 

SLOAT,  John  Drake  (1781-1867).     Admiral  U.  S.  navy. 

STOCKTON,  Robert  Field  (1795-1866).     N.  J.  Commodore  U.  S.  navy,  senator. 

WINSLOW,  John  Ancrum  (1811-73).     U.  S.  Naval  officer. 

SUFFRAGE    AND    ELECTIONS. 

CAUCUS.     Meeting:  of  members  of  one  political  party  of  a  legislative  body. 

DEBATES,  Political.     Public  discussion  of  political  issues. 

DEMOCRATIC  party.     The  "Democrat  Republican"  party  founded  by  Jefferson. 

ELECTIONS.     Choosing  for  public  office. 

POLITICAL  parties,  U.  S.     Voluntary  associations  of  citizens  for  united  action  in  political  affairs. 

PRIMARY  elections.     System  of  political  nomination  under  state  control. 

REPUBLICAN  PARTY.     One  of  the  two  chief  parties  in  the  U.  S.,  founded  in  1854. 

SUFFRAGE.     Right  to  vote. 

WOMAN  SUFFRAGE.     Right  of  women  to  vote. 

TAXATION. 

FARMING  of  Revenues.     Leasing  of  taxes. 

GEORGE,  Henry,  Jr.  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  journalist. 

PROTECTION.     Policy  of  encouraging  home  industries  by  preferential  treatment. 

RECIPROCITY.    XT.  S.  policy  of  mutual  tariff  preference. 

SINGLE  tax.     Theory  of  taxing  land  only — associated  with  Henry  George. 

TARIFF.     Schedule  of  duties  on  importations. 

TAXATION.     Laying  an  impost  for  public  revenue. 

LOCAL    GOVERNMENT. 

CITIES.     Communities  with  municipal  form  of  government. 

FIRE  fighting 

MUNICIPAL  ownership.     Ownership  of  works  of  public  utility  by  the  city. 

POUNDS  (Town).     Enclosures  for  keeping  stray  cattle. 

TAMMANY  Hall.     Organization  of  N.  Y.  City  Democracy. 

TOWNSHIP  government.     Form  of  local  government. 

FOREIGN    RELATIONS. 

AMERICANIZATION.     Moulding  of  foreign  nations  by  American  ideas. 

BONAPARTE,  Joseph  (1768-1844).     King  of  Spain,  resident  of  XT.  S. 

BONAPARTE,  Louis  Napoleon  (1803-73).     French  emporor. 

BRITISH-AMERICAN  relations.     Public  and  social. 

CHELMSFORD,  England.     Town  of  Essex  Co.  29  m.  E.N.E.  of  London. 

CHINESE-AMERICAN  relations.     The  public  relations  between  China  and  U.  8. 

CLAYTON-BULWER  treaty.     Between  Gt.  B.  and  U.  S.  Apr.  19,  1850,  ab.  Panama  canal. 

FOREIGN  relations.     Official  and  social  dealings  with  foreign  countries. 

FRENCH-AMERICAN  relations.     Public  and  social  relations  between  France  and  U.  8. 

GERMAN-AMERICAN  relations.    Public  and  social  relations  between  Germany  and  the  XT.  8. 


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HAY-PATTNCEFOTE  treaty,  of  Nov.  18,1901.    Anglo-Am,  treaty  respecting  Panama  Canal. 

HENRY,  Prince  of  Prussia  (b.1862). 

LEANG  Chew-Tung.    Chinese  Minister  to  U.  8.  1902. 

LEO  XIII  (1810-1903).     Pope  of  Rome. 

MONROE  Doctrine  (1823).     Contravention  of  foreign  interference  in  American  affairs. 

NIEMCEWICZ,  J.  U.  cab. 1758-1841).     Polish  poet  and  patriot,  visited  Am.  in  the  interests  of  his  country. 

SPAIN.     A  kingdom  in  the  8.W.  of  Europe. 

VAUGHAN.  Sir  Charles  (b.1794).     English  Ambassador  to  U.  B. 

WASHINGTON  treaty.     Treaty  of  1871  between  Great  Britain  and  U.  8. 

INTERNATIONAL    LAW    AND    ARBITRATION. 

ALABAMA  Claims.     Claims  of  U.  S.  agst.  Gt.  Brit.,  arbitrated  at  Geneva,  1872. 

ALASKA-CANADA  boundary  question.     Controversy  between  Canada  and  V.  8. 

HAGUE  Court  of  Arbitration.     International  tribunal  outgrowth  of  the  Inteuat.  peace  Conference. 

INTERNATIONAL  Arbitration.     Settlement  of  diiferences  between  nations  ay  reference  to  an  umpirs. 

INTERNATIONAL  law.     System  of  rules  adopted  by  nations  to  govern  their  intercourse. 

"PIOUS  Fund."    Trust  fund  for  Mexican  and  California  Missions. 

LAW. 

"CONSEIL  Superieur."     Titles  of  high  court  of  New  France  under  Louis  XIV. 

CONSTITUTION  (U.  8.).     Fundamental  law  of  U.  8.,  adopted  1787. 

FIRST-BORN  in  a  colony. 

HABEAS  corpus.     Order  of  court  to  produce  a  prisoner. 

"HIGH  JUSTICE."    Right  of  prosecution  of  capital  crimes. 

HOMESTEAD  law.    Law  giving  right  to  take  up  public  lands. 

INJUNCTIONS.    A  judicial  process  to  restrain  or  constrain  a  person  to  a  particular  action. 

LAND  Grants.    The  transfer  by  the  gov't.  of  public  land  to  private  use  and  ownership. 

LAND  title  registration.     System  whereby  tho  state  records  and  guarantees  titles  to  real  estat*. 

LAW.     Rules  of  action  prescribed  by  the  state. 

LYNCH  law.     Summary  punishment,  especially  by  death,  without  process  of  law. 

MARRIAGE  (and  divorce).     Legal  union  of  husband  and  wife. 

PUBLIC  LANDS.     Lands  owned  by  the  state. 

SUPREME  COURT.    Highest  tribunal  in  U.  8.  practice. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

ABEND,  Eduard  (b.1822).     111.  lawyer  and  legislator. 

BALDWIN,  Augustus  Carpenter  (b.1817).     Mich,  lawyer,  educator,  Congressman. 

BINGHAM,  Harry  (1821-1900).     N.  H.  lawyer  and  politician. 

BISHOP,  Joel  Frentiss  (1814-1901).    Mass,  lawyer  and  publicist. 

BOLGER,  Henry  L.  Pinckney  (1846-1901).     8.  C.  judge  and  legislator. 

BOWEN,  John  H.  (1780-1822).     Tennessee  lawyer  and  Congressman. 

BRACKENRIDGE,  Hugh  Henry  (1748-1816).     Pa.  editor,  writer,  judge. 

BROWN,  Addison  (b.1830).     N.  Y.  judge,  botanist,  writer. 

BROWN,  William  Little  (1789-1830).    Tenn.  Judge  of  Supreme  Court. 

BROWNE,  Edward  Ingersoll  (1833-1901).     Boston  lawyer. 

CARPENTER,  Alonzo  Philetua  (1829-98).     N.  H.  Chief  Justice. 

CODMAN,  Robert  (1823-1901).     Boston  lawyer. 

COFFINBERRY,  Andrew  (b.1783).     Ohio  pioneer,  poet  and  lawyer. 

CONRAD,  Wm.  Fitch f  1826-1901).    Iowa,  officer  and  judge. 

CRANCH,  William  (1769-1855).     Mass,  judge,  writer. 

CUSHMAN,  Archibald  Falconer  (1830-1901).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

DALTON,  Samuel  (1629-81).     N.  H.  colonial  magistrate. 

DAVIS,  Noah  (1818  1902).    Justice  N.  Y.  Supreme  Court. 

DILL,  James  Brooks  (b.1854).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

DODDRIDGE,  Philip  (1773-1832).    Virginia  lawyer,  U.  S.  Congressman. 

DUDLEY,  Sanford  Harrison  (1812-1901).     Boston  lawyer. 

DULANY,  Daniel  (1785-53).     Md.  Attorney-General,  judge,  assemblyman. 

DUNCAN,  E.  8.  (1789-1858).    Va.  judge,  statesman,  officer  in  War  of  1812. 

DUNCOMBE,  John  Francis  (1831-1902).     Iowa  pioneer  and  lawyer. 

DUNDY,  Elmer  8.  (1830-ab.84).     Nebraska  judge. 

FINCH,  Francis  Kile*  (b.1827).    N.  Y.  lawyer  and  writer, 


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FISHER,  George  Fumell  (1817-99).     Del.  Congressman,  judge. 

GARFIELD,  James  R.  (b.1865).     Ohio  lawyer,  IT.  S.  Civil  Service  commissioner. 

GIBBS.  Mifflin  Wistar  (b.1823).     Fa.   jurist,   IT.  S.  Consul  to  Madagascar. 

GILPIN,  Edward  Woodward  (1803-76).     Del.  Chief  Justice. 

HAND,  Clifford  Augustus  (1830-1901).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

HARI.AN,  Andrew  J.  (b.1815).     Western  Iwyer  and  politician. 

HEYDENFELDT,  Solomon  (1816-90).     Ala.  and  Cal.  lawyer. 

HOWARD,  Memucan  Hunt  (1798-1887).     Tenn.  pioneer  lawyer,  philanthropist. 

HUBBARD,  Nathaniel  Mead  (1829-1902).     Iowa  judge. 

HYITDS,  Robert  Henry  (b.1802).     Tenn.  judge  and  legislator. 

HUTCHINSON,  Charles  Hare  (1803-1902).     Fhila.  lawyer. 

JEROME,  William  Travers  (b.1868).     New  York  District  attorney. 

JOLINE,  Adrian  Hoffman  (b.1850).     K.  Y.  lawyer,  autograph  collector,  writer. 

JONES,  Walter  (b.1777).    Washington,  D.  C.,  lawyer. 

JUNKIN,  George  (1827-1902).    Philadelphia  lawyer. 

NOLAN,  Thomas  (d.1900).     N.  Y.  lawyer. 

PELL,  John  Henry  (1831-1902).    N.  Y.  lawyer,  officer  in  Civil  War. 

RUFFNER,  David  (1767-1848).     Virginian  magistrate,  legislator,  philanthropist. 

SEE,  Adam  (b.1764).     Virginia  lawyer,  legislator. 

SEWELL,  Samuel  (1652-1730).     Boston  judge  in  Salem  witchcraft  trials,  writer. 

SHERWOOD,  William  (d.about  1697).     Virginia  Attorney-General,  Va.  Burgess. 

SILSBY,  Arthur  Wilson  (1851-99).     N.  H.  county  judge. 

SMITH,  Isaac  William  (1825-98).     N.  H.  Supreme  Court  Judge,  legislator,  mayor  of  Manchester,  N.  H. 

STORY,  Isaac  (1818-1901).     Boston  lawyer,  teacher,  politician. 

TAFT,  Russell  Smith  (1835-1902).     Va.  lawyer,  senator,  Lieut. -Governor,  judge,  writer. 

TOWNSHEND,  Randolph  Wanton  (1812-1902).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  prominent  citizen. 

TYLER,  John  (1747-1813).     Va.  lawyer,  judge,  Governor. 

VAN  BTTREN,  John  (1810-66).     N.  Y.  Attorney-General  of  the  State. 

WARD,  Hamilton  (1829-98).     N.  Y.  lawyer,  Congressman. 

WILKESON,  Sam  (1781-1841).     N,  Y.  State  senator,  judge,  Mayor  of  Buffalo. 

CRIMINAL    BIOGRAPHY. 

BLACK  BEARD  (d.1717).     Name  for  Edward  Teach,  pirate  off  southern  coast. 

BONNETT,  Steed  (fl.1617).     North  Carolina  pirate. 

KIDD,  (Capt.)  William  (d.1701).     Famous  pirate. 

TEACH  (Thatch  or  Thack)  Edward  (fl.1716).     Famous  Am.  pirate  known  as  "Blackboard." 

TRACY,  Harry  (d.1902).     Western  desperado. 

VASaUEZ.  Tiburois  (fl.1853).     California  bandit. 

SOCIAL    REFORM. 

CHARITY.     The  relief  of  poverty. 

COLLEGE  settlements.     Colonies  of  college  graduates  in  poor  district*. 

CONSUMER'S  league.     League  to  help  working  women  and  children. 

DEAF-BLIND.     Persons  without  sight  or  hearing. 

DEPENDENT  children.     Children  requiring  support  of  state  or  agencies  other  than  parents. 

DISPENSARY  system.    System  for  control  of  liquor  traffic  by  the  state. 

REFORM  SCHOOLS.     Institutions  for  correction  of  wayward  children. 

SOCIAL  REFORM. 

SOCIETY.     The  human  race  in  its  organized  activities. 

SOCIETY  for  Prevention  Cruelty  to  Animals.     Society  founded  by  Henry  Bergh,  1868. 

TEMPERANCE  movement.     Question  of  use  of  and  traffic  in  alcoholic  liquors. 

TRAMPS.     Professional  vagrants. 

WOMAN'S  cruiad*.     A  movement  against  th*  liquor  traffic. 

BIOGRAPHY. 

BERGH,  Henry  (1820-88).     N.  Y.  founder  of  800.  for  prevention  of  cruelty  to  animals. 
BIDWELL,  John  (b.1819).     Cal.  Gen.  in  Civil  War,  Congressman,  Prohibitionist, 
BIRBECK,  Morris  (d.1825).     HI.  pioneer,  abolitionist. 
BIRNEY,  James  G.  (1792-1857).     Ala.  and  Ky.  abolitionist  editor  and  writer. 


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BROWN,  John  (1800-59).     Abolitionist. 

CLARKE,  George  Faber  (1817-99).    Mass,  clergyman,  writer  on  history  and  temperance. 

FOSTER  (Mrs.),  Rebecca  Salome  (d.1902).     N.  Y.  friend  of  prisoners. 

HUTCHINS,  Elizabeth  Ellsworth  (1825-1901).     N.  Y.  philathropist  and  patriot. 

LLOYD,  Henry  Demarest  (b.  18-17).    N.  Y.  and  Chicago,  editor,  writer  on  political  economy. 

PEABODY,  George  (1795-1869).     Mass  philanthropist. 

PEARSON,  D.  K.  (b.1820).     Chicago  philanthropist. 

SIBLEY,  Charlotte  Augusta  Lang-don  (Cook)   (1819-1902).     Mass,  local  philanthropist. 

SIMPSON,  Sampson  (1780-1857).     Founder  of  Mt.  Sinai  Hospital,  New  York. 

STANTON,  Elizabeth  Cady  (1815-1902).     N.  Y.  woman's  rights  advocate,  writer, 

STEARNS  (Mrs.)  Mary  Elizabeth  (Preston)  (1821-1901).     Massachusetts  philanthropist. 

WILLARD,  Francis  Elizabeth  (1839-98).    111.  teacher,  editor,  Temperance  advocate  and  leader. 


FINANCE    AND    BUSINESS. 


BANKS  (and  banking).     Institutions  for  lending  and  borrowing  of  money. 

"BILLS  of  credit."     Form  of  colonial  currency. 

BOOKKEEPING.     Systematic  keeping  of  business  accounts. 

CONTINENTAL  currency.     Money  issued  by  the  Continental  Congress. 

COUNTERFEITING.     The  making  (and  issuing)  of  spurious  money. 

DEPARTMENT  stores.     Large  stores  dealing  in  many  kinds  of  goods  classified. 

DRY  goods  trade.     Distribution  of  cotton,  woolen,  etc.,  products. 

ECONOMIC  Progress  IT.  8. 

ECONOMICS.     Study  of  wealth. 

FINANCES  (Am.).     Dealings  with  wealth,  especially  public  wealth. 

INSURANCE.    Indemnity  for  loss  of  or  damage  to  life  or  property. 

LEGAL  tender.     Currency  which  can  be  legally  used  in  payment  of  a  debt. 

MILLIONAIRES,  Am,    Persons  worth  a  million  dollars  or  more. 

MONEY.    Any  commodity  used  as  medium  of  exchange, 

NORTHERN  Securities  Co.    R.  R.  securities  Trust  attacked  under  the  Anti-Trust  law. 

PATRICK'S  PENCE=Newbie  coppers.     Coins  used  in  N.  J.  ab.  1382. 

PRICES.     The  equivalents  in  exchange. 

PUBLIC  Debt  (Am.).     Formal  obligations  of  a  nation  to  its  creditors. 

SAVINGS  banks.     Institutions  for  receiving  and  investing  moderate  savings. 

"SECURITY-HOLDING  Company."     A  stock  and  bond  trust-corporation. 

TRUST  companies.     Financial  institutions  for  the  management  of  trust  fund*. 

TRUSTS.    Monopolies. 

COMMERCIAL    AND    INDUSTRIAL    BIOGRAPHY. 

ARBUCKLE,  John  (fl.1902).     New  York  manufacturer  and  capitalist. 

ARMOUR,  Phillip  D.(  1832-1901).     Chicago  meat  packetr,  philanthropist. 

ARMSTRONG,  George  Washington  (1836-1901).     Boston  merchant. 

ASTOR,  John  Jacob  (b.1864).     N.  Y.  capitalist,  inventor,  writer. 

BACHELDER,  Nahum  J.  (b.1854).     N.  H.  farmer  and  agricultural  leader. 

BAER,  George  Frederick  (b.1842).     R.  R.  president. 

BALDWIN,  W.  H.  Jr.  (b.1863).     N.  Y.  Railroad  president,  writer. 

BANT,  William  (fl.1776).     Boston  business  man. 

BEECHER,  Benj.  D.  C.  (d.1868).     Connecticut  inventor. 

BELL,  Alexander  Graham  (b.1847).     Am.  scientist,  inventor,  writer. 

BOISSIERE,  Ernest  Valeton  (1810-94).     Kansas  horticulturist  and  philanthropist. 

BURCKY,  Friedrioh  (b.1814).     Chicago  baker  (local). 

BUFTINGTON,  Elisha  Dewey  (1836-1900).     Worcester  (Mass.)  manufacturer. 

CARNEGIE,  Andrew  (b.1837).     Pa.  capitalist,  philanthropist. 

CASSATT,  Alexander  Johnston  (b.1839).    Pa.,  President  P.  R.  R. 

COBURN,  F.  D.  (fl.1902).  Kansas  agriculturalist,  writer. 

CRAMP,  Charles  Henry  (b.1828).     Pa.  shipbuilder. 

DENMARK,  Brantley  A.  (1850-1901).     Ga  lawyer,  R.  R.  president,  banker. 

DREER,  Ferdinand  Julius  (1812-1902).     Philadelphia  capitalist. 

DROWNE,  Henry  Thayer  (1822-92).     N.  Y.  business  man,  writer. 

DRYDEN,  John  Fairfield  (b.1839).    N.  J.  capitalist,  U.  8.  senator. 


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DYAR,  Harrison  Gray  (b.!8C6).     Mass,  inventor. 

EASON,  James  H.  (1858-1902).     S.  C.  business  man,  politician  (local). 

EDISON,  Thomas  Alva  (b.1847).     K.  J.  inventor. 

EMORY,  Frederick  (b.1853).     Chief  of  Bureau  of  Foreign  Commerce  U.   8. 

FERRIS,  George  M.  (1835-1901).     N.  Y.  druggist. 

FIELD,  Marshall  (b.1835).     Chicago  merchant. 

FLAGLER,  Henry  Morrison  (b.1830).     N.  Y.  capitalist. 

FLINT,  Charles  Ranlett  (b.lS50).     N.  Y.  capitalist. 

FRICK,  Henry  Clay  (b.1819).     Pa.  iron  and  coke  manufacturer. 

FRITZ,  John  (fl.1902).     Pa.  iron  manufacturer. 

1'URMAN,  Howard  Van  Fleet  (ab.1857-1902).     Metallurgist,  educator,  engineer,  writer. 

GATES,  John  Warne  (b.1855).     Chicago  capitalist. 

GREENLEAF,  James  (1765-1843).     Washington,  B.  C.  capitalist,  TT.  S.  Consul  to  Amsterdam. 

GRISCOM,  Clement  Acton  (b.1841).     Phila.  financier,  Pres.  Internal.  Navigation  Co. 

HANNA,  Hugh  H.  (b.1848).     Indiana  manufacturer,  philanthropist  and  financial  expert. 

HANNA,  Marcus  Alonzo  (b.1837).     Ohio  capitalist  and  politician,  IT.  S.   senator. 

HEMBERLE,  Eduard  (fl.1867-1902).     German-Am,  civil  engineer,  writer. 

HEWITT,  Abraham  Stevens  (1822-1903).     N.  Y.  Congressman,  Mayor  N.  Y. 

KILL,  James  Jerome  (b.1838).     Minn.  R.  R.  president. 

HOWLAND,  Lansing  M.  (1850-1901).     N.  Y.  business  man. 

HUNTINGTON,   Collis  Potter  (1821-1900).     N.  Y.  capitalist. 

JESTJP,  Morris  K.  (b.1830).    N.  Y.  financier  and  philanthropist. 

JOHNSON,  Tom  L.  (b.1854).     Cleveland,  O.,  mayor  and  capitalist. 

KEENE,  James  Robert  (b.1838).     N.  Y.  stock  broker. 

KIMBALL,  Moses  (1810-95).     Boston  financier.  Assemblyman. 

KIMBALL,  Samuel  Sparhawk  (1825-99).    N.  H.  banker,  R.  R.  president. 

LASSIG,  Moritz  (1831-1902).     111.  Bridge  engineer. 

LAW,  W.  W.  (fl.1902).     N.  Y.  patron  of  agriculture. 

LOWELL,  Augustus  (1830-1900).    Boston  merchant,  philanthropist. 

McCALL,  John  Augustine  (b.1849).    N.  Y.  insurance  president. 

MACDONALD,  John  B.  (b.1884).     N.  Y.  engineer. 

MACKAY,  John  William  (b.1831),     Nev.  mine  owner  and  capitalist. 

MAXIM,  (Sir)  Hiram  Stevens  (b.1840).    Am.  inventor  and  manufacturer,  resident  of  England. 

MILLS,  Darius  Ogden  (b.1825).    Cal.  and  N.  Y.  capitalist. 

MORGAN,  John  Pierpont  (b.1837).     N.  Y.  financier. 

NIXON,  Lewis  (b.1861).     N.  Y.  shipbuilder  and  politician. 

ODLIN,  Woodbridge  (1810-98).     N.  H.  banker  and  merchant. 

OGDEN,  Robert  C.  (b.1836).     N.  Y.  merchant,  philanthropist. 

OTIS,  John  Carter  (1825-1900).     Mass,  merchant. 

PATTERSON,  John  Henry  (b.1844).     Ohio  manufacturer. 

PHIFPS,  Henry  (b.1839).     Pa.  steel  and  coke  manufacturer  and  capitalist. 

PILLSBURY,   Georga  Alford  (1816-98).     N.  H.  and  Minn,   banker,   miller,   Mayor  of  Minneapolis. 

RICHER,  Henrich  Franz  (b.1822).     111.  German  American  merchant  and  banker  of  Quincy. 

ROBERTS,  Charles  (fl.1846-1902).     Pa.  merchant,  public  citizen. 

ROCKEFELLER,  John  Davison  (b.1839).     N.  Y.   capitalist. 

ROCKEFELLER,  William  (b.1841).     N.  Y.  capitalist. 

ROEBLING,  Ferdinand  William  (fl.1902).    N.  J.  wire  manufacturer. 

ROEBLING,  Washington  Augustus  (b.1837).     N.  3.  civil  engineer. 

ROGERS,  Henry  Huddleston  (fl.1902).     Mass,  capitalist. 

ROOSEVELT,  Theodore  (1831-78).     New  York,  prominent  citizen. 

ROUSS,  Charles  Broadway  (1336-1902).     N.  Y.  merchant. 

SAGE,  Dean  (1841-1902).     Business  man,  philanthropist,  writer. 

SATTNDERS,  Charles  Hicks  (1821-1901).     Boston  merchant. 

SCHWAB,  Charles  Michael  (b.1862).     Pa.  Pres.  U.  S.  Steel  Corporation,  capitalist. 

SMITH,  Ethelbert  Marshall  (1839-1901).     N.  H.  merchant,  U.  S.  consul  to  Amoy. 

SPIER,  William  E.  (1849-1901).     K.  Y.  manufacturer. 

SPRECKEL8,  Claus  (b.1828).     Cal.  refiner  of  Hawaiian  sugar. 

STEWART,  James  C.     Am.  engineer  and  builder. 

STRATTON,  Winfield  Scott  (1848-1902).     Col.  miner,  capitalist. 

STXTDEBAKER,  Clement  (1831-1901).    Ind.  manufacturer. 

TIMBY,  Theodore  Ruggles  (b.1822).    N.  Y.  inventor,  writer. 

TRAIN,  George  Francis  (1829-1903).     N.  Y.  writer,  lecturer. 

VALENTINE,  John  J.  (1840-1902).     N.  Y.  and  Cal.  President  Wells-Fargo  Express. 

VANDERBILT,  George  Washington  (b.1862).     N.  Y.  capitalist. 


292  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

VANDERLIP,  Frank  Arthur  (b.1864).     Assistant  U.  8.  Treasury,  N.   Y.  banker,  writer. 

VREELAND,  Herbert  Harold  (b.1856).     President  of  Metropolitan  Street  Railway  Co.  of  New  York. 

WARD,  Andrew  Henshaw  (1884-1901).     Boston  merchant,  agricultural  writer. 

WEBB, William  Seward  (b.1851).     Vt.   R.  R.  Capitalist,  politician. 

WESTINGHOUSE,  George  (b.1846).     Pa.  inventor  and  manufacturer. 

WILDER,  Sampson  V.  S.  (1780-1865).     Boston  merchant,  philanthropist. 

WILLCOX,  Joseph  (1728-ab.92).    N.  C.  iron  manufacturer,  legislator. 

WILLIAMS,  George  G.  (b.1828).     New  York  banker. 

WING.  Lucius  Bliss  (1822-1902).     Ohio  hanker  and  business  man. 

WOODS,  Henry  (1820-1901).     Boston  merchant. 

YERKES,  Charles  Tyson  (b.1837).    N.  Y.  Capitalist,  Donor  of  Yerkes  observatory,  Chicago  Univ. 

LABOR. 

CHILD  labor.    Use  of  the  very  young  in  industry. 

INDUSTRIAL  arbitration.     Reference  of  difi'erences  between  employer  and  employee  to  an  umpire. 

INDUSTRIAL  commission,  U,  S.,  created  1898,  to  investigate  industrial  conditions  and  suggest  remedies. 

LABOR.    Productive  work  and  those  engaged  in  it. 

MITCHELL,  John  (b.1869).    111.    Fres.  of  United  Mine  Workers  of  America. 

MULVIHILL,  Denis.     Bridgeport,  Conn.,  labor  mayor. 

POWDERLY,  Terence  Vincent  (b.1849).     Labor  leader,  politician,  U.  S.  Commis.  of  Immigration,  writer. 

STRIKES.     Combined  refusal  of  laborers  to  work. 


PRODUCTIVE    INDUSTRIES. 


CHARLESTON,  S.  C.,  West  Indian  Exposition,  1902. 
EXPOSITIONS.     Exhibitions  of  the  state  of  fine  and  useful  arts. 
INDUSTRIES.     Various  branches  of  production,  manufacture  and  trade. 

MINERAL    INDUSTRIES. 

COAL  industry.     The  mining  and  marketing  of  coal. 

COAL  strike,  1902. 

GOLD.     Precious  metal  used  as  standard  of  value. 

IRON  and  steel  industry,  U.  S.     The  producing,  manufacture  and  marketing  of  iron  and  steel. 

MINING  -Industry.    The  mining  of  coal  and  metals. 

NATURAL  gas.    Hydrocarbon  gas  for  heating  and  illumination  piped  from  wells  to  consumer. 

SALT.     Table  condiment— chloride  of  sodium. 

STANDARD  Oil  Company.     Petroleum  trust. 

AGRICULTURE  AND  HORTICULTURE. 

AGRICULTURE.     Cultivation  of  plants  and  animals  for  human  use. 

BANANA.    Fruit  raised  in  Cent.  Am.,  W.  I.,  Cal.,  La.,  Fla.,  etc. 

COFFEE  industry.    The  raising  and  marketing  of  coffee. 

COTTON  industry.     Raising  and  marketing  of  cotton. 

FARMER'S  ALLIANCE.     An  organization,  esp.  in  South  and  West,  est.  1876. 

FORESTRY.     The  cultivation  of  forest  trees. 

GARDENS.     Enclosed  cultivated  spaces. 

IRRIGATION.     Fertilization  of  land  by  artificially  distributed  water. 

LUMBER  industry.     The  business  of  transforming  trees  into  lumber. 

OLIVE  industry.    Raising  and  marketing  of  olives. 

SUGAR  industry.     Cultivation,  manufacture  and  marketing  of  sugar. 

TOBACCO  industry.     Raising,  manufacturing  and  marketing  of  tobacco. 

WATER  and  Forest  Association,  Cal.     An  association  for  the  promotion  of  irrigation. 


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ANIMAL    INDUSTRIES. 

BEEF  trust.     Combination  of  Am.  meat  packers. 

BUFFALO.     The  American  bison. 

CATTLE  industry.     Raising  and  marketing;  of  cattle. 

FISHERIES.     The  industry  of  catching  ftsh. 

FUR  TRADE.     Dealings  in  skins  and  pelts. 

HEAT  packing  industry.    Business  of  transforming  cattle  into  meat,  and  marketing  it. 

Vv'IKG,  Isaac  Hoxie  (1325-96).     Sandwich,  Mass,  whaling  captain. 

OYSTER  industry.     Cultivation,  fishing  and  marketing  of  oysters. 

REINDEER.     Domestic  animals  used  in  Arctic  Europe  and  America. 

SALMON  fishing. 

SHEEP  raising.     Industry  of  raising  and  marketing  sheep  and  wool. 

SEAL  fishing.     Industry  of  hunting  the  fur-bearing  seals. 

SILK  industry.     Manufactures  of  silk  and  their  marketing. 

SOAP.     Salts  of  the  fat  acids. 

SPONGE  industry.     Gathering  and  marketing  of  sponges. 

WHALE  fishery. 

WOOL  manufacture.     Making  of  woolen  goods. 

MANUFACTURES    AND    BUILDING. 

BRIDGE  building  (Am.).     Branch  of  engineering. 

FACTORIES.     Manufacturing  organizations  and  their  buildings. 

HAT  industry.    Manufacture  of  and  trade  in  hats. 

INVENTIONS,  Am.     New  material  processes  or  contrivances  for  a  useful  end. 

LACE  making.    The  industry  of  netting  thread  into  artistic  fabrics. 

PAPER  INDUSTRY.     Manufacture  and  marketing  of  paper. 

SHOE  industry.     Making  and  marketing  of  shoes. 

SILVERWARE.    Articles  of  silver. 

TRANSPORTATION    AND    COMMUNICATION. 

BULL-WHACKING.     Freighting-  across  the  plains  with  ox  wagons. 

FOREIGN  COMMERCE.     Export  and  import  trade. 

INTERSTATE  Commerce  Commission.    U.  S.  com.  charged  with  legal  control  of  interstate  commerce. 

MARCONI,  Guglielmo  (b.1875).     Inventor  of  wireless  telegraphy. 

TELEGRAPH.     An  electrical  apparatus  for  communicating  between  distant  points. 

TRANSPORTATION.     Carrying  from  one  place  to  another. 

ROADS. 

CAMINO  Real.     Old  Catholic  Mission  road  in  California. 

PIKE,  National.    Road  from  Baltimore  to  St.  Louis  built  1806  sq. 

ROADS,  Public.     Ways  for  public  travel. 

SALT  Lake  trail.     Overiar.d-road  from  St.  Jossph,  Mo.,  Co.,  Fort  Kearney,  and  Salt  Lake  City. 

WASHIMGTONS  ROAD==Nemacolin's  Path.     Indian  trail. 

RAILROADS. 

AUTOMATIC  COUPLER.     Safety  device  for  coupling  cars. 
BOSTON  and  Worcester  railroads.     Mass.  R.  R.  incorporated  1831. 
RAILROADS.     Roads  with  track  of  parallel  rails. 
WORCESTER  Branch  railroad.     Mass,  railroad  incorporated  1838. 

WATER    TRANSPORTATION. 

CANALS  (Am.).     Artificial  water  ways  for  navigation,  irrigation  or  drainage. 
COMMERCIAL  marine,  U.  S.     Ships  used  for  passengers  and  freight. 
MERCHANT  Marine.     Vessels  employed  in  domestic  or  foreign  commerce. 
KILLS,  Elligood  (1744-1832).     N.  H.  sea  captain,  patriot,  privateer. 


294  WRITINGS    ON    AMERICAN    HISTORY    1902. 

"ORIGINAL."    Vessel  shipwrecked  on  Cape  Diamond,  1750. 

PIRATES.     Sea  robbers. 

SHIP  subsidies.     Bounties  for  the  encouragement  of  native  ship  building-. 

SHIPBUILDING.     The  art  and  industry  of  making  ships. 

SHIPPING.     All  large  apparatus  for  water  transportation. 

SHIPPING  Trust.     Combination  of  N.  Atlantic  steamship  lines,  "Interaat.  Merchant  Marine  Co." 

SLOCTTM,  Joshua  (fl.1902).     Mass,  seaman  who  circumnavigated  world  in  37  ft.  sail  boat. 

STEAM  BOATS.     Vessels  propelled  by  steam  power. 

"WALK-IN-THE-WATER."     First  steamboat  on  Lake  Erie. 

WILLIAMS,  James  H.    Sailor,  organizer  of  the  International  Seamang  Union. 

GENEALOGY    AND    COLLECTED    BIOGRAPHY. 

BIOGRAPHY,  Gen.    Collected  works  on  Am.  biography. 
GENEALOGY.     Family  history. 

HERALDRY.    Matters  relating  to  the  bearing  of  coats  of  arms. 
SURNAMES.     Family  names. 

INDIVIDUAL    FAMILIES. 

Adams,  Aglionby,  Alcott,  Alden,  Alexander,  Allen,  Anthony,  Armistead,  Armstrong,  Arnold,  Atkins, 
Atwood,  Austin,  Avery,  Bacon,  Bagley,  Baker,  Balch,  Ball,  Ballard,  Bancroft,  Barker,  Barnard,  Barnes, 
Barr,  Bartlett,  Bass,  Bassett,  Batte,  Beekman,  Bellows,  Bennett,  Blakesley,  Blount,  Boehm, 
Borton,  Boss,  Bower,  Bowie,  Bowne,  Box,  Bradford,  Bradley,  Breck,  Brewton,  Bridgman, 
Brondson,  Brooke,  Brown,  Brumby,  Bugg,  Bull,  Buncombe,  Burke  (or  Bourke),  Burr,  Burwell,  Calkins, 
Calvert,  Cameron,  Cannon,  Capers,  Carr,  Gary,  Cass,  Chandler,  Chapline,  Child,  Christian,  Clapp, 
Clarke,  Clopton,  Cocke,  Codner,  Cody,  Colcock,  Cole,  Collamore,  Collins,  Cooper,  Cornell,  Cornwall, 
Corser,  Cotton,  Courtenay,  Cox,  Crafts,  Cremazie,  Crocum  (or  Croackham),  Cuppage,  Cushman,  Dameron, 
Danforth,  Dean,  Denison,  D'Wolf,  Dickinson,  Digges,  Dinwiddie,  Dixon,  Doane,  Doty,  Dowe,  Dring, 
Dudley,  Durand,  Durfee,  Du  Val,  Dwight,  Eames,  Edwards,  Ellis,  Elwell,  Ely,  Engle,  Eno,  Eppes,  Eskridge, 
Evans,  Everett,  Eves,  Farrar,  Fay,  Fisher,  Fitch,  Fitzhugh,  Forman,  Fowler,  Freer,  Fremont,  Friend,  Fry, 
Fuller,  Fulton-Cox,  Furman,  Fyfe,  Gardiner,  Gilbert,  Girouard,  Gleason,  Gorham,  Graves  (Grave),  Green, 
Grout,  Guerrant,  Haines,  Hale,  Hall,  Hammond,  Hardy,  Hardyman,  Harlakenden,  Harleston,  Hart,  Harvie, 
Harwood,  Hassam,  Hathorne,  Hawxhurst,  Helwise,  Henderson,  Herndon,  Hickman,  Hicks,  Hill, 
Hills,  Hobson,  Holmes,  Hopkins,  Howard,  Hubbard,  Hunter,  Izard,  Jackson,  Jenkins,  Johnson,  Johnston, 
Jones,  Kathan,  Kellogg,  Kilham,  Kimball,  King,  Knaggs,  Knight,  Lancaster,  Lane,  La  Serre,  Lee,  Lefferts- 
Haughwout,  Lewis,  Lindsay,  Litchfield,  Little,  Livermore,  Logan,  Lord,  Lundy,  Lyford,  McKean,  Mackenzie, 
Maoon,  McWhorter,  Manning,  Mansur,  Mapes,  Marchant,  Marcy,  Marks,  Marshall,  Martin, 
Maul,  Maulsby,  Mead,  (or  Meade),  Mears,  Moigs,  Merrick,  Merrill,  Mighill,  Miller, 
Minor,  Mitchell,  Moore,  More,  Morgan,  Mosby,  Moulton,  Mumford,  Nash,  Ober,  Ochterloney,  Owen,  Page, 
Park,  Parker,  Patch,  Patterson,  Paxton,  Fendleton,  Fenniman,  Peter,  Pierce,  Platt,  Pollard, 
Porter,  Potter,  Poy three.  Pratt,  Frickitt,  Putnam,  Randolph,  Ransone  (or  Ransome),  Renick,  Reynolds, 
Richard's  Ridgway,  Ring,  Robards,  Roberts,  Robinson,  Rogers,  Roosevelt,  Ross,  Ryerson,  Sampson  Mason, 
Sanford,  Sarchet,  Scarlett,  Schureman,  Sharp,  Sherman,  Smith,  Soule,  Sprague,  Stark,  Stephens,  Steptoe, 
Stevenson,  Stone,  Stratton,  Stubbs,  Swearingen,  Syme,  Talbot,  Taylor,  Terrill,  Thomson,  Thresher,  Tinkliam, 
Tompkies,  Tomsoa,  Towles,  Traske,  Treat,  Tresler,  Trezevant,  Troth,  Tucker,  Underwood,  Vail,  Van  Meter, 
Van  Rensselaer,  Viets,  Villers,  Wade,  Wainman-Wayneman,  Wakeman,  Waldo,  Walker,  Wallace,  Waller, 
Ward,  Warren,  Washington,  Waters,  Watkins,  Westfall,  Wetmore,  Wheatlcy,  Wheeler,  Whistler,  White, 
Whitehead,  Whiitng,  Whitmarsh,  Wickes,  Wickliffe,  Wilder,  Willcomb,  Willcox,  Willet,  Williams,  Willis, 
Winder,  Wing,  Winslow,  Womack,  Wood,  Woodruff,  Woodson,  Woodworth,  Wright,  Wyatt,  Yates. 


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